Australia and New Zealand on Tuesday imposed fresh sanctions targeting a total of 280 individuals, entities and “shadow fleet vessels” linked to Russia on the fourth anniversary of the ongoing war between Moscow and Kiev.

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The sanctions primarily target Transneft, one of the world’s largest pipeline companies, which is responsible for transporting more than 80% of Russia’s oil exports. In total, the measures apply to nearly 300 individuals and entities,

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Australia targeted 180 entities across finance, defense, aerospace, oil and gas, transportation, and technology sectors. The measures include

The oil industry says it is open to tough laws to prevent Russian-origin oil from entering Australia, increasing pressure on the government to take action.

Quote: "This is the first time Australia has imposed sanctions against the shadow fleet. These sanctions reinforce Australia’s consistent commitment to ensuring Russia, and those enabling its illegal invasion of Ukraine, face consequences. Russia uses ...