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Eni’s major Geliga Gas Discovery Confirms the Strategic Potential of Indonesia’s Kutei Basin and Unlocks Significant New Volumes for Domestic and International Markets
The change in strategic direction entails a restructuring of the business, which will impact the organisation.

Easing US sanctions did not help Russia increase seaborne oil shipments

The key limiting factor was disruptions in port infrastructure, primarily in Primorsk and Ust-Luga.

Ukrainian drones strike Russian ferry Slavyanin used for military logistics

According to Ukrainian intelligence, Slavyanin was the last railway ferry of the Russian invading forces in the Kerch Strait that remained afloat after previous strikes.

Russian cargo ship Volgo-Balt sinks in Sea of Azov after drone strike

Two crew members out of 11 were killed immediately in the attack.

Russia’s Primorskyi oil terminal loses at least 40% of tank capacity after drone attacks

At least eight tanks with a capacity of 50,000 cubic meters each were damaged in a port on the Baltic Sea coast.

Russia is solely responsible for the mine danger in the Black Sea, — Romanian Ministry of Defense

Bucharest rejected the Russian embassy’s claims about the alleged Ukrainian origin of sea mines.

Libya tows stricken Russian gas tanker away from its shores

The Russian-flagged “Arctic Metagaz” vessel has been adrift since early March, when Russia’s Transport Ministry said it was attacked by Ukrainian drones.

What damaged Russian icebreaker at Vyborg Shipyard: analysis of possible causes

The ship is effectively resting on its side, which prevents it from rolling over completely and sinking.

Russia’s Ust-Luga port halts oil shipments after Ukrainian attack

A photo published by the Dnipro Osint community shows a large-scale fire at the port and, possibly, on two tankers

Ukraine strikes two Russian rail ferries

According to photos published by the Ukrainian military intelligence service, both vessels were struck while at sea.

Ukraine’s Naftogaz in talks with Romania’s OMV Petrom to develop Black Sea gas find

The ​gas find could ultimately boost Europe's energy security as it cuts ties with Russia, while underlining ​the Black Sea's potential for further discoveries.

U.S. temporarily lifts sanctions on Russian oil tankers

The temporary authorization will remain in effect until April 11, unless it is extended.

Russia starts using private military companies to guard ‘shadow fleet’

The Finnish newspaper identified 17 individuals on “shadow fleet” ships operating in the Gulf of Finland who have no maritime qualifications.

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