Murmansk

A $135 million superyacht linked to Russian President Vladimir Putin, equipped with anti-drone nets, is moving toward Murmansk along the Norwegian coast while escorted by Russian naval vessels. UK intelligence reports indicate Russian military installations of anti-drone cages on Kilo-class submarines in Novorossiysk following Ukrainian strikes on Russian naval infrastructure.

The French navy, with UK support, intercepted a Russian oil tanker. The tanker, which sailed from Murmansk, was attempting to avoid international sanctions.

The French Navy, supported by the UK, intercepted a sanctioned Russian oil tanker named Tagor in the Atlantic. The tanker, suspected of operating under a false flag, was traveling from Murmansk and is being escorted for checks. Russia's Kremlin called the action illegal and akin to piracy.

French President Macron announced that the French Navy, supported by the UK, intercepted a sanctioned Russian oil tanker named Tagor in the Atlantic. The tanker was traveling from Murmansk and is suspected of evading international sanctions by operating under a false flag, part of efforts to disrupt Russia's shadow fleet.

France, along with the UK and partners, intercepted the Russian oil tanker Tagor in the Atlantic, which was flying a false Cameroonian flag and sailing from Murmansk toward Africa. The vessel was boarded for checks over irregular registration and potential sanctions violations linked to Moscow’s 'shadow fleet'.