Russia transfers its natural gas cargo from one US-sanctioned ship to another to avoid sanctions.
Gabriel Dumitrache
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Satellite images show a sanctioned Russian ship, the Pioneer, anchored next to another vessel in the Mediterranean Sea, a sign that cargo is being transferred. The transfer is a way to avoid sanctions as Russia develops a 'ghost fleet' of specialized ships. The US has imposed restrictions on 7 liquefied gas carriers linked to Russia, including Pioneer. The ship taking on the cargo is managed by an India-based firm that was set up in June.
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