Putin caught executing enormous ‘semi-dark’ ship-to-ship oil transfer in Gulf of Oman
Russia's shadow fleet conducted a $29.3 million oil transfer amid an escalating Middle East conflict, according to maritime intelligence firm Windward.
Putin caught executing enormous ‘semi-dark’ ship-to-ship oil transfer in Gulf of Oman
Russia's shadow fleet conducted a $29.3 million oil transfer amid an escalating Middle East conflict, according to maritime intelligence firm Windward.
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