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UK Sanctions Main Russian Oil Producers

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Last updated: 2025/10/16 at 8:24 AM
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The UK slapped sanctions on Russia’s largest oil producers and two Chinese language power companies that take care of Moscow as London seeks to accentuate stress on the Kremlin over the conflict in Ukraine.

Britain blacklisted state-run oil big Rosneft PJSC and Lukoil PJSC on Wednesday, the Workplace of Monetary Sanctions Implementation mentioned in a press release. It additionally focused Chinese language companies that deal with Russian power for the primary time: a terminal dealing with Russian liquefied fuel and an oil refiner.

Western nations are turning the screws on Russia’s power sector in a bid to curb the move of petrodollars to the Kremlin and restrict President Vladimir Putin’s capability to finance the conflict. Taxes from the oil and fuel industries account for a couple of quarter of the federal finances.

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“As Putin’s aggression intensifies, we’re stepping up our response,” UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves mentioned in a separate assertion. 

The UK sanctioned China’s Beihai liquefied pure fuel terminal, which has turn into the important thing offloading level for cargoes from Russia’s Arctic LNG 2 mission, in addition to Chinese language oil processor Shandong Yulong.

Whereas the UK beforehand imposed wide-ranging sanctions on tankers transporting Russian oil and fuel, the concentrating on of two massive oil producers – in addition to Chinese language companies – marks an escalation. 

Rosneft and Lukoil account for greater than half of all oil produced in Russia and undertake enterprise of “strategic significance” to the federal government, the UK authorities mentioned. The UK additionally sanctioned a liquefied pure fuel import facility and an organization that processes Russian oil.

Of the three main sanctioning authorities concentrating on Russia – the others being the US and EU – the UK’s measures have had the least influence on Russia’s oil tankers, so it isn’t clear how efficient these measures shall be. A better concern for Moscow is perhaps if Washington and Brussels adopted swimsuit.

The sanctioning of Chinese language companies comes at a time when London had been searching for to strengthen financial ties with Beijing.

When Joe Biden was US president, western powers shunned taking joint, sweeping actions in opposition to Russian oil giants, partially due to issues concerning the market influence, in response to folks conversant in the matter, who requested anonymity because the deliberations aren’t public. 

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Beihai has taken 9 deliveries from the US-sanctioned plant since late August, in response to ship-tracking information compiled by Bloomberg. Shandong Yulong’s refining advanced has a processing capability of 400,000 barrels a day, making it bigger than nearly each refinery in Europe.

Wednesday’s listing additionally included Indian refiner Nayara Power Ltd., a serious purchaser of Russian crude which owns a 400,000-barrel-a-day plant in Vadinar, Gujarat. The European Union has already imposed sanctions on the corporate, which is part-owned by Rosneft and accounts for nearly 8 % of India’s refining capability.

The British authorities has additionally introduced it’s going to ban imports of petroleum merchandise refined in third international locations from Russian-origin crude oil “to additional prohibit the move of funds to the Kremlin.” The EU introduced such restrictions in July.


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