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Japan Imposes New Sanctions on Russia, Targeting Shadow Fleet Vessels

Japan has sanctioned 35 vessels linked to Russia’s shadow fleet, restricting services and tightening pressure on Moscow’s oil exports worldwide.

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Japan Imposes New Sanctions on Russia, Targeting Shadow Fleet Vessels

Japan has expanded sanctions against Russia by targeting 35 vessels associated with Moscow’s shadow fleet, which is used to transport oil while evading international restrictions. The measures limit services including insurance, maritime transport, crew employment, and repairs, while requiring authorization for certain financial transactions. Tokyo also froze assets linked to 33 Russian companies and nine individuals. The package aligns Japan with allied efforts to reduce Russia’s oil revenue and prevent sanctions evasion amid the continuing war in Ukraine and beyond.

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