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Panama Bars 6 Ships From Flying Its Flag After UK Sanctions

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Last updated: 2024/12/02 at 10:19 PM
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Panama is canceling the registration of six ships crusing underneath its flag that had been sanctioned by the UK final week, a lift for Western nations which have slapped sanctions on Moscow’s oil exports. 

The Panama Maritime Authority stated it’ll perform “expedited cancellation” of the vessels after the UK blacklisted 30 ships final week. 

Service provider ships sail underneath the flags of varied nations that aren’t essentially carefully linked to the ship’s possession, with so-called flag states sometimes enjoying a key function in making certain business security requirements. Panama is the second-biggest flag state on this planet, simply behind the Liberian registry.

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The de-listing follows a pledge by Panama’s maritime authority in October to penalize vessels sanctioned by the US, European Union, UK and United Nations. Gaining assist from one of many largest transport administration our bodies on this planet was a coup for the Group of Seven and its allies, which have sought to impose a worth cap of $60 a barrel on Russian exports.

Regardless of measures taken towards quite a few ships by the UK, US and EU, Moscow continues to export massive volumes of crude. There can be knock-on results of switching flags, with vessels as a substitute shifting to ones which might be much less effectively regulated from a security standpoint.

“Safeguarding the status of our flag is a prime precedence for this administration,” Ramon Franco, director basic of service provider marine on the Panama Maritime Authority, stated in a press release. “The state has a basic duty to guard the integrity of the Panamanian ship registry, making certain it stays free from worldwide sanctions and unlinked to vessels related to such listings.”




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