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EU Closes Russian LNG Loophole, Barring European Shipowners and Buyers From Global Trade in Yamal Cargoes

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The European Union has clarified that its upcoming ban on Russian liquefied natural gas extends far beyond imports into Europe, prohibiting EU operators from transporting, trading or marketing Russian LNG anywhere in the world, a move with major implications for both shipping companies and European energy buyers.

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What did the European Commission say about the ban on trade and sales of Russian LNG? The European Commission explained that, starting in 2027, EU operators will be prohibited from selling Russian liquefied natural gas, even to buyers outside the EU. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine, citing Reuters. "The ban prohibits companies from trading and selling Russian LNG to third countries, as it is irrelevant whether the Russian LNG is destined for th…

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Maritime Reporter broke the news on Thursday, June 18, 2026.
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