“We need to hunt for everything Russian”: British Foreign Minister Cameron called for detaining tankers with Russian oil
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Russia continues to trade oil despite the sanctions imposed on it, so it is necessary to detain tankers carrying it. This proposal was made by British Foreign Minister David Cameron.
The British minister is not satisfied with the current situation in which Russia continues to earn money despite the sanctions imposed against it. Therefore, Cameron calls on Western countries to detain tankers carrying Russian oil and gas, as well as to block everything possible in order to completely block Russia from receiving funds that it, of course, spends exclusively on the war with Ukraine.
We need to catch the shadow fleet, which illegally transports Russian oil around the world. Every time these tankers approach an Italian port, I want to be able to detain them. We need to go after everything - money, oil, stop the gas, the ships - everything that allows the Russian military machine to operate.
- said the head of the Foreign Ministry of the United Kingdom.
In addition, Cameron would like to impose sanctions on other countries in the world that do business with Russia and supply it with dual-use goods. We are talking about China, Turkey, Kyrgyzstan and even Israel.
Meanwhile, as Western experts note, no one will allow Great Britain to block the shadow fleet transporting Russian oil, since its main buyer is the United States and Western countries. This creates an interesting situation in which the same United States imposes sanctions on Russian oil supplies and then looks for workarounds to purchase it.
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