Russia has started assembling a fleet of ships to transport liquefied natural gas around the world despite Western sanctions.
Valeria Stihi
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The move comes amid US and EU sanctions that have restricted Russian access to specialized ships and ports. The transfer of ship ownership rights to Dubai-based companies points to Russia's efforts to create a fleet of LNG ships, a move that could help Russia circumvent sanctions and prop up its economy during the conflict.
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