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Greek shipping companies earned nearly 4 billion dollars from Russian oil transfers.
3 sourcesFirst reported 15 days agoUpdated 15 days ago
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- Greek shipping companies have reportedly earned nearly $4 billion from legally transporting Russian oil over the past three years.
- This revenue was highlighted in an analysis by the Financial Times, which noted the involvement of eight prominent Greek shipping firms.
- The analysis emphasizes that the transportation activities were conducted within legal frameworks.
- The figures include both crude oil and petroleum products transported by Greek companies.
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SigmaliveFirst
Proto Thema+1h
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center
FT: Ελληνικές ναυτιλιακές κέρδισαν σχεδόν 4 δισ. δολάρια από ρωσικό πετρέλαιο
Sigmalive· 15 days ago
right
FT: Οι Έλληνες εφοπλιστές έβγαλαν 4 δισ. δολ. από τη νόμιμη μεταφορά ρωσικού πετρελαίου την τελευταία 3ετία
Naftemporiki· 15 days ago
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FT: Έσοδα σχεδόν 4 δισ. δολαρίων για Έλληνες εφοπλιστές από τη μεταφορά ρωσικού πετρελαίου
Proto Thema· 15 days ago