You can now see my mapping of the Russian shadow fleet at Fleetleaks: fleetleaks.com/maps/russian... Thanks a lot to @fleetleaks.bsky.social he is doing some really amazing work and deserves a following. Check his website: fleetleaks.com.
Russian Shadow Fleet
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Mapping the Russian shadow fleet
New sketchy boat registered: Metro Livas (IMO 1017050). It recently visited the Primorsk terminal, close to St. Petersburg. Currently anchored outside Grand Canari Island. Flag: Greece. Manager: Metrostar, Athens. Owner: Tymfi, Athens.
For more details about the four shadow fleet boats hit today, check this article: fleetleaks.com/drones-hit-t...
Drones Hit Tankers Near CPC Terminal as Kazakh Oil Exports Falter
Drones hit tankers in the Black Sea near the CPC terminal as Greek-managed vessels waited to load Kazakh crude bound for global markets.
fleetleaks.com
UK might board shadow fleet tankers. However, just making passage through the English Channel or the Gibraltar Strait (also controlled by the UK) more difficult by lengthy inspections of cargo and insurance documents, could also be effective in cutting off supplies.
Four oil tankers attacked by drones today outside Novorossiysk have been added to the shadow fleet database. (Blue= sanctioned boats; Yellow = recently visited Russian oil terminal; Red=attacked by Ukraine). Map provided by: fleetleaks.com
Trump claims that Greenland is surrounded by Chinese and Russian ships but it seems like Norway need protection more... (the map shows Chinese and Russian ships only)
Pacific Moon is one of the newly added sketchy boats. It is not sanctioned by the EU. Itis currently anchored outside Ust-Luga, a Russian oil terminal in the Baltic Sea. Recent ports include Xiuyu in China. It is owned and managed by companies located in Gurugram, India.
I have included tankers from sketchy.boats in the map and changed the legend. Blue: Sanctioned by the EU; Red: Have been attacked by Ukraine; Grey: Boats registered in Russia; Orange: Sketchy Boats that are not in any of the categories above.
🔎 Since July, the oil tanker LEO II has been circling aimlessly off the coast of Cyprus 🇨🇾. Commercial delay? Technical issue? Neither: she’s playing a key role in bypassing sanctions on Russian oil 🇷🇺, all while appearing to stand still. Let’s break it down 🧵
#Bunkertankers #Zircone IMO 9010929 #IMO9010929 and #Rina IMO 9152820 #IMO9152820 having been busy last couple of years. Especially off #Skaw #Skagen #DK #Denmark and in international waters east of #Gotland #SE #Sweden Ownership/Management: #EE #Estonia #UAE #UnitedArabEmirates Flag #Cyprus
1/ A thread about points of interest along the routes of the Russian shadow fleet; places where there will normally be a large number of ships, or straits they pass at low speed. Blue: EU sanctioned; Orange: Recently visited Russian ports; Red: Bombed by Ukraine; Pink: My wathchlist
No shadow fleet tankers registered around the port in Temryuk which was attacked by Ukraine yesterday, but quite a a few in the Kerch Strait.
The main route of the Russian shadow fleet goes through the Suez canal.
Quite a few shadows around Instanbul. Blue=Sanctioned by the EU. Orange=Suspected shadows. Red=Have been attacked by Ukraine.