At least 76 tanks from the Russian Shadow Fleet got the opportunity to freely pass through NATO countries in the Baltic Sea thanks to a procedure with fake insurance certificates.
Russia has used a scheme with fake insurance certificates so that its shade fleet is free to pass through NATO’s water in the Baltic Sea. This is stated in a joint investigation in Danwatch and NRK.
Thus, at least 76 Russian tanks received fake documents from the laughter company Ro Marine, who imposed himself as Norwegian, but among Russian citizens Andrei Mochalin.
Journalists found that the company did not conduct financial transactions, there was only one employee with Bulgaria citizenship and used a fake Norwegian Financial Supervision Department (FSA) license.
Norwegian police are now investigating possible bypassing penalties. The accusations were made by Mochalin, the Bulgarian co -Founder and two Norwegian businessmen.
The investigation revealed that the RO Marine released fake insurance for 255 ships, and then exposed even adding a new tanker to the register. Eight Russian oil tanks that have freely passed checks on the Gulf of Finland, though their certificates are not true.
Denmark and other NATO countries are preparing for coordination of actions against such schemes. Experts are warning that such scams are disturbing the International Security System of Naval Transport and threatening environmental disasters.
Note that in 2024, Russia this year brought more than 60% of the sea export of Oil Oil of Trevo Armada tanks, in particular 78% of raw oil and 37% of oil products.
As you know, in January the United States imposed a huge -scale penalty against oil from Russia. 184 tanker is included in the list of penalties, of which the Comflot company courts.
Earlier, Germany confiscated the eventin oil tanker, which was walking under the Panama flag and part of Russia’s “Shadow Fleet”. The cost of the confiscated ship of the ship is about 40 million euros.
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