Several European chancelleries express irritation over the Greek government's cautious approach to conducting controls against the Russian 'ghost fleet' of tankers. This sentiment frustrates Brussels and Paris as Greece shows reluctance to take stronger action. The ghost fleet involves Russian-flagged oil tankers circumventing sanctions, and the European Union is pressuring states to counter these vessels. Greek authorities, led by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, appear hesitant or slow in enforcing measures against such tankers. This reluctance affects EU-wide efforts to clamp down on Russian oil smuggling via shadow fleets, including entities like Dynacom Tankers Management Ltd and others suspected of facilitating these operations.

Several European chancelleries express irritation over the Greek government's cautious approach to conducting controls against the Russian 'ghost fleet' of tankers. This sentiment frustrates Brussels and Paris as Greece shows reluctance to take stronger action. The ghost fleet involves Russian-flagged oil tankers circumventing sanctions, and the European Union is pressuring states to counter these vessels. Greek authorities, led by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, appear hesitant or slow in enforcing measures against such tankers. This reluctance affects EU-wide efforts to clamp down on Russian oil smuggling via shadow fleets, including entities like Dynacom Tankers Management Ltd and others suspected of facilitating these operations.