The restrictions target foreign firms that help Lukoil and Rosneft transport crude to global markets
The UK has extended its energy sanctions against Russia’s largest oil companies, Lukoil and Rosneft, by targeting their foreign partners, according to a document published on the British government’s website on Wednesday.
The measures include asset freezes and restrictions on services and transportation linked to the firms. Both Russian oil majors were already under sectoral sanctions.
The British government has prohibited vessels owned, controlled, chartered, or operated by Rosneft from entering UK ports. Additionally, aircraft associated with…
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