Russia's shadow fleet just got a little less invisible
It seems the "ghost" tankers sneaking oil for Russia aren't as untouchable as Moscow hoped.
Turns out, being under sanctions doesn't actually make a ship invisible to our guys. A massive 244-meter tanker, the Fina A, which was busy hauling oil to keep the Russian war machine running, just took a direct hit in the Black Sea.
It wasn't just the tanker, though. Bridges over the North Crimean Canal are now looking a lot less usable for Russian logistics. The reality is that their secret supply routes are becoming a very public problem for them.
It is fascinating how fast a 'shadow fleet' can step into the spotlight when it starts leaking.
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