Russia's SHADOW FLEET: Why Western Sanctions Are NOT Working?

Russia's shadow fleet of 1,650 tankers has grown tenfold in two years, using name changes, false flags, and clever transport schemes to evade Western sanctions. The video examines how these vessels operate, compares Russia's tactics to those of Iran and Venezuela, and discusses why sanctions have not effectively curbed Russian oil exports. It also looks at the impact on global oil markets, the myths about export reductions, and future adaptations of sanctions. 0:00 Putin's Shadow Fleet: How Russia Bypasses Sanctions 0:46 Sanctioned Ships: Data Analysis and Disagreements in Numbers 1:57 Bypassing Sanctions: Lessons from Iran and Venezuela for Russia 3:04 The Effectiveness of Sanctions: Why They Don't Work? 4:19 Sanctions Coordination: US, EU, UK and the Global Effect 5:35 Shadow Fleet Statistics: Contradictions and Real Scale 6:31 Oil Supplies: Myths about Export Reduction under Sanctions 7:23 Sanctions Evasion Systems: From Name Changes to False Flags 9:00 Alternative Marine Ecosystem: How Shipping Is Changing 10:13 World Oil Market: Impact of Sanctions on Prices and Routes 11:53 Urals Price Ceiling: Analysis of Efficiency and Discounts 13:18 Financial Sanctions: How They Are Bypassed and Why They Are Insufficient 15:21 The Future of Sanctions: Forecasts and Adaptation of Russian Exports