U.K. Imposes Sanctions on Russia's Transneft and Oil 'Shadow Fleet'
The U.K. government has sanctioned Russian oil-pipeline operator Transneft as part of a broader package of nearly 300 measures aimed at crippling Russian energy revenues and restricting crude exports. Transneft is responsible for transporting over 80% of Russia's oil exports.

The U.K. has imposed sanctions on Transneft, a major Russian oil-pipeline operator, in a new package of nearly 300 sanctions targeting Russian energy revenues and crude exports. Transneft handles over 80% of Russia's oil exports.
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