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    Germany launches additional measures against Russia's 'shadow fleet'

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    Posted on July 1, 2025

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    Last updated: January 23, 2026

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    Germany is implementing new measures against Russia's shadow fleet in the Baltic Sea, focusing on tanker insurance to curb crude exports.

    Germany Implements New Strategies Against Russia's Shadow Fleet

    BERLIN (Reuters) -Germany has pledged additional measures to further counter Russia's so-called "shadow fleet" operating in the Baltic and North Sea, the foreign ministry said on Tuesday in a statement.

    Western sanctions aimed at cutting Russia's oil revenues following its invasion of Ukraine have led to the rise of a vast "shadow fleet" of tankers that helps Moscow to keep its crude exports flowing.

    From Tuesday German authorities have begun questioning passing tankers about their insurance coverage against oil pollution damage, the foreign ministry said, adding that the insurance coverage of "shadow fleet" vessels is often unknown, as they avoid reputable insurers and European ports.

    "Our goal is very clear: We are increasing the pressure on the Russian shadow fleet and protecting the Baltic Sea," German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul in the statement.

    (Reporting by Maria MartinezEditing by Gareth Jones)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Germany targets Russia's shadow fleet with new measures.
    • •Focus on insurance coverage for tankers in the Baltic Sea.
    • •Western sanctions have led to a rise in shadow fleet activities.
    • •Germany aims to protect the Baltic Sea environment.
    • •Russian crude exports continue despite sanctions.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Germany launches additional measures against Russia's 'shadow fleet'

    1What measures has Germany launched against Russia's shadow fleet?

    Germany has pledged additional measures to counter Russia's shadow fleet operating in the Baltic and North Sea, as stated by the foreign ministry.

    2What is the purpose of the new questioning of tankers?

    German authorities have begun questioning passing tankers about their insurance coverage against oil pollution damage to increase pressure on the Russian shadow fleet.

    3What has led to the rise of the shadow fleet?

    Western sanctions aimed at cutting Russia's oil revenues following its invasion of Ukraine have resulted in the emergence of a vast shadow fleet of tankers.

    4Who made the statement regarding Germany's goals against the shadow fleet?

    German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul stated that the goal is to increase pressure on the Russian shadow fleet and protect the Baltic Sea.

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