Russia Expands LNG Dark Fleet Effort With a 19-Year-Old Tanker
Russia is expanding its liquefied natural gas dark fleet efforts by deploying a 19-year-old tanker that recently loaded blacklisted fuel at a US-sanctioned storage facility in Murmansk. This signals Moscow's continued attempts to maintain LNG exports despite Western sanctions.
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