In connection with Russia’s actions in Ukraine, the authorities of the UK are considering the possibility of banning Russian ships from using British ports. The Guardian reports.
According to the media outlet, it emerged that a Russian-owned oil tanker is due to dock in Orkney tomorrow, on March 1.
The NS Champion, operated by Sovcomflot, a large shipping company majority-owned by the Russian state, is due to berth at Flotta oil terminal in Orkney to collect crude oil.
Today is the fifth day of fighting in Ukraine. On February 24, 2022, the Russian President Vladimir Putin announced start of a special military operation. It was regarded in Ukraine and in the West as a full-scale invasion. Harsh economic sanctions began to be imposed on Russia on February 25.
The number of casualties, both among military personnel of both countries and civilians, is increasing. The number of Ukrainian refugees fleeing to Europe is growing. Protests against Russia’s actions are taking place in many countries around the world.
