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Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide · 14 October 2026

Security Worries Reshape Russia’s September Oil Exports

Russia shipped 142.7 million barrels of crude and clean petroleum products in September, of which crude accounted for 110.4 million barrels, a pace of about 3.7 million barrels per day. Sanctioned vessels carried 78 million barrels, 55% of the total and 63% of the crude, while EU-owned tankers carried 31.5 million barrels, or 22%. Nine in ten EU-owned barrels were loaded at Baltic ports, and EU-owned loadings fell from 20.5 million barrels in September 1-15 to 11.1 million in September 16-30.

Why it matters: The displacement of EU-owned tonnage by sanctioned and Russian-flagged ships bears directly on the briefing's sanctions and shadow-fleet theme.

sanctions export controls · supply chain risk

Record

Source
Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide (tier 1)
Published
14 October 2026
Link
https://www.hellenicshippingnews.com/security-worries-reshape-russias-september-oil-exports/
Content depth
full
Regions
europe-eurasia-mena
Subregions
russia, eu
Actors
Russia, EU, IEA
Edition
2026-10-15

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Russia shipped 142.7 million barrels of crude, clean petroleum products (CPP) in September
Sanctioned vessels carried 78 million barrels, 55% of the total, and 63% of the crude.
EU-owned loadings also fell through the month, from 20.5 million barrels in September 1–15 to 11.1 million in September 16–30, a drop of 46%.