Russia tanker operators step in as others in non-G7 fleet retreat amid flag clampdowns
Russian tanker operators have increased crude shipments from Russian ports as non-G7 flagged fleets retreat due to flag registry clampdowns. Data indicates a rise to 18.7 million barrels lifted in June, reflecting shifts in maritime oil transport and geopolitical trading adjustments.
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