Kaja Kallas Warns of Oil Catastrophe from Russian Shadow Fleet
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EU Foreign Policy Chief Kaja Kallas is raising the alarm: Russia's tankers for oil trade outside Western structures are, in her assessment, increasingly becoming a risk.
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EU Foreign Policy Chief Kaja Kallas has warned of an impending oil catastrophe caused by the Russian shadow fleet.
As Der Spiegel reports, Russia is increasingly building a parallel structure for global oil trade using more and more new tankers. However, the ships deployed for this purpose are reportedly increasingly decrepit and, in the Estonian politician's assessment, are becoming a risk – Kallas fears an environmental disaster at sea.
What is known so far
The warning comes amid a broader discussion about the growing number of alternative tanker structures used to conduct oil business outside Western-sanctioned routes. How many ships are exactly affected, what specific incidents triggered the warning, and what steps the EU will derive from it are not clear from the available report.
What this means for you
An accident involving one of the affected tankers – whether off European coasts or on the world's oceans – could hit supply chains, energy prices, and coastal regions simultaneously. As long as neither the trigger nor EU measures are public, the warning remains above all a signal: the EU views the situation as serious enough for its chief diplomat to step in front of the microphones personally.
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