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Royal Navy aids French boarding of Russian tanker
The Royal Navy has supported a French-led operation targeting a sanctioned Russian oil tanker in the Mediterranean, providing tracking and intelligence gathering, the Royal Navy stated. HMS Cutlass, a fast patrol vessel from the Gibraltar Squadron, was tasked with monitoring the tanker MV Deyna, reporting on its movements and capturing imagery to assist French forces conducting the interception and boarding. The vessel is subject to UK and EU sa…
British and French forces have picked up a suspected tanker of the Russian shadow fleet. Moscow is trying to deal with the ships the sanctions in the energy sector.
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The tanker-cargo DEYNA, stolen this Friday 20 March in the Western Mediterranean arrived this Monday 23 March early in the morning in the Gulf of Fos-sur-mer
French Navy Boards Suspected Russian Shadow Fleet Oil Tanker In Mediterranean
Image Credits: Emmanuel Macron/X France has boarded an oil tanker in the western Mediterranean that it believes is part of Russia’s so-called shadow fleet. The tanker, named Deyna, was sailing from the Russian port of Murmansk and was flying the flag of Mozambique. French authorities said there were doubts about the ship’s registration and documents. Naval forces stopped the vessel on Friday and carried out checks at sea before escorting it to a…
Intercepted south of the Balearic Islands, this tanker suspected of circumventing the sanctions is now under control off Marseilles.
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