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Ukraine Hits One other Oil Tanker, This Time in Med

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Last updated: 2025/12/19 at 9:17 PM
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Ukraine for the primary time hit an oil tanker from Russia’s shadow fleet within the Mediterranean Sea, a recent escalation in its drone strikes on ships serving to carry barrels for Moscow. 

The 250-meter (820-foot) Qendil was hit greater than 1,200 miles from Ukraine’s borders and was empty on the time, an individual acquainted with the matter mentioned, asking to not be named discussing delicate info. The incident was the primary involving an oil tanker within the Mediterranean and posed no environmental danger as a result of it had no cargo on board, the individual mentioned.

Russia and Ukraine are combating an more and more intense vitality struggle as they try to realize a significant benefit after months of little motion on the frontlines, and amid persevering with peace talks.

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In addition to strikes on refineries and oil platforms — together with a recent one on Friday — Ukraine has been ramping up the focusing on ships that it says are a part of Russia’s shadow fleet in current weeks in a bid to cut back oil revenues that assist finance the Kremlin’s struggle. In the meantime, Russia is putting Ukrainian vitality infrastructure, leaving 1000’s with out energy, water and warmth throughout winter.

Russian President Vladimir Putin mentioned Friday that Ukrainian drone strikes on tankers that carry Russia’s barrels received’t have an effect on the nation’s export flows.

Some vessels have begun hugging Georgia and Turkey’s shoreline when the Russian Black Sea port of Novorossiysk — a 350-mile detour that implies they may be making an attempt to keep away from assault. 

The Qendil was crusing empty towards the Baltic port of Ust-Luga, however appeared to show round within the early hours of Friday morning, in response to vessel monitoring knowledge compiled by Bloomberg. 


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Qendil was crusing below the flag of Oman, in response to the Equasis maritime database. The ship’s supervisor didn’t instantly reply to an electronic mail requesting remark. 

Individually, Ukraine hit a drilling rig at Lukoil’s Grayfer offshore undertaking within the Russian a part of Caspian Sea, inflicting injury of ​​the platform’s gasoline turbine set up, an individual acquainted with the main points of the operation mentioned on situation of anonymity. It’s the second assault on the Grayfer undertaking after one other on Wednesday.

Prior to now few days, drones have additionally attacked Lukoil’s Filanovsky and Korchagin fields.

Lukoil didn’t instantly reply to a request for remark and it wasn’t potential to confirm what the individual mentioned.




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