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EU capitals failed to reach a deal during all-day talks, as Greece continued to insist on a carve-out from a Russian LNG shipment ban. Ambassadors will reconvene tomorrow morning hoping to clinch a deal and avoid the situation of surge in the Kremlin's income from crude oil exports.

Henry Foy@henryjfoy.ft.com

As EU ambassadors begin a crunch debate on the next round of Russia sanctions, with billions of euros worth of LNG exports and oil revenues hanging in the balance, the @financialtimes.com editorial board lays out the crude truth Background here: as.ft.com/r/3ac50792-e...

Henry Foy

@henryjfoy.ft.com

Meanwhile in Greek shipping company news... (The very same Dynacom is the company that wants to keep shipping Russian LNG to non-EU countries despite the ban) bsky.app/profile/alic...

Alice Hancock@alicemhancock.bsky.social

It appears that Iran has taken a third ship if satellite imagery is to be believed... This time belonging to the Greek shipping company Dynacom: www.ft.com/content/0c0b...

ft.comGreek tycoon’s tanker towed into Iranian watersShipping group Dynacom ‘trying to verify’ whereabouts of vessel hit in Strait of Hormuz

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