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Maritime Exports of Russian Petroleum Products Through its Baltic Sea Ports: February 2026 Database

Chart 1. Monthly volumes of Russian petroleum product exports from Baltic Sea ports, based on the combined deadweight (DWT) of tankers, tonnes
The Monitoring Group of the BlackSeaNews
and Black Sea Institute of Strategic Studies

The Monitoring Group of the Black Sea Institute of Strategic Studies and BlackSeaNews reports on the results of its own monitoring of maritime export of Russian petroleum products from the Baltic Sea in February 2026.

In February 2026, 74 petroleum products tanker voyages were made from Baltic Sea ports. Export volume was 3.4 million tons. [1] [2]


Importing Countries

Russian petroleum products were delivered to ports in 19 countries. Additionally, six tankers transferred their cargo at offshore ship-to-ship transfer points in the Mediterranean Sea.

The countries with the largest imports of Russian petroleum products from the Baltic Sea can be found in Chart 2.

Chart 2. Sea exports of Russian petroleum products from Baltic Sea ports in February 2026 by country, total deadweight of tankers, tons


Flags

In February 2026, the largest number of tanker voyages carrying petroleum products from the Baltic Sea were made by vessels operating under the flags of Liberia, Malta, and Marshall Islands, accounting for 57% of all voyages.

The distribution by flag state is presented in Chart 3.

Chart 3. Flag states of tankers transporting Russian petroleum products from Baltic Sea, February 2026


Shipowners

Companies registered in Greece were the leading owners of tankers transporting both Russian crude oil and petroleum products in February 2026. A total of 35 tankers carrying Russian petroleum products from the Baltic Sea were owned by companies registered in Greece. More detailed information is provided in Chart 4.

Chart 4. Countries of tanker owners transporting Russian petroleum products from Baltic Sea ports, Ferbuary 2026


Sanctions

Sanctions have been imposed on 17 out of 74 tankers. [3] 

See Chart 5 for details.

Chart 5. Sanctions status of tankers transporting Russian petroleum products from Baltic Sea ports, February 2026

 

Details of the voyages[4]

IMO

Name

Departure port

ATD

Destination port

ETA

9274678

KATSUYAMA

Svetlyy

01.02.2026

Zhangjiagang

20.03.2026

9257395

PRIESTLEY

Ust'-Luga

02.02.2026

Korfez

21.02.2026

9471032

ARRHENIUS

Ust'-Luga

02.02.2026

Antwerpen

08.02.2026

9347310

VELOS FORTUNA

Primorsk

02.02.2026

Santos

01.03.2026

9328132

SINO PROSPERITY

Ust'-Luga

02.02.2026

Itaqui Pt / São Luís

19.02.2026

9302683

GEORGIA

Primorsk

02.02.2026

Mersin

19.02.2026

9397547

ARIADNE

Ust'-Luga

02.02.2026

Sika

27.03.2026

9385831

LERUO

Primorsk

03.02.2026

Santos

28.02.2026

9296597

PROMETEI

Primorsk

03.02.2026

Mohammedia

14.02.2026

9318008

MINERVA VASO

Saint Petersburg

03.02.2026

Corpus Christi

03.03.2026

9299886

JASPER

Vysotsk

04.02.2026

Mohammedia

28.03.2026

9322968

HYPERION

Vysotsk

04.02.2026

Port Said

24.02.2026

9326926

PACIFIC PROSPERITY

Saint Petersburg

04.02.2026

Norfolk

24.02.2026

9255244

WHITE CONDOR I

Ust'-Luga

05.02.2026

Santos

04.03.2026

9388015

EVGENIA S

Primorsk

05.02.2026

Zárate

24.03.2026

9952610

MARINA M

Ust'-Luga

05.02.2026

Transshipment point
in the Mediterranean Sea
to the east of Ceuta

16.02.2026

9400837

KOBE

Primorsk

07.02.2026

Takoradi

14.03.2026

9321201

VELOS SAPPHIRE

Ust'-Luga

07.02.2026

Singapore

22.03.2026

9544607

JANINE K

Primorsk

07.02.2026

Korfez

26.02.2026

9322956

PROSPERITY

Vysotsk

07.02.2026

Port Said

26.02.2026

9384095

RAGNAR

Primorsk

07.02.2026

Santos

07.03.2026

9952608

LUCKY TRADER

Saint Petersburg

07.02.2026

Sao Luis

28.02.2026

9177545

BERTOLLE

Ust'-Luga

08.02.2026

Bandirma

24.02.2026

9298416

CLYDE

Svetlyy

08.02.2026

Bejaia (ex Bougie)

21.02.2026

9794721

HELLAS MARGARITA

Primorsk

08.02.2026

Manaus

04.03.2026

9235696

CAESAR

Saint Petersburg

09.02.2026

Transshipment point
in the Mediterranean Sea
to the east of Ceuta

24.02.2026

9298375

OLYMPIC FLAME

Svetlyy

10.02.2026

Arzew

24.02.2026

9621601

VASILY LANOVOY

Ust'-Luga

10.02.2026

Visakhapatnam

31.03.2026

9261657

C VIKING

Primorsk

10.02.2026

Santos

07.03.2026

9334569

CHRYSTAL SKY

Ust'-Luga

11.02.2026

IGA FUEL SERVICES

03.03.2026

9283679

RES COGITANS

Primorsk

11.02.2026

Lome

04.03.2026

9953418

AGISILAOS

Primorsk

11.02.2026

Tema

06.03.2026

9314882

RUNA

Primorsk

11.02.2026

Port Sudan

01.04.2026

9391505

ROSSA

Primorsk

11.02.2026

Santos

25.03.2026

9787340

BEBEK

Ust'-Luga

12.02.2026

Dortyol

28.02.2026

9321940

SPATHI

Primorsk

12.02.2026

Tanger Med

06.03.2026

9350850

SINO SOURCE

Primorsk

12.02.2026

Santos

22.03.2026

9391385

LADYBUG

Primorsk

12.02.2026

Mersin

28.02.2026

9462354

CASTOR I

Ust'-Luga

13.02.2026

Marmara Ereglisi

02.03.2026

9266475

SAURI

Vysotsk

13.02.2026

Arica

17.03.2026

9423683

PVT AZURA

Svetlyy

14.02.2026

Oran

24.02.2026

9396751

CORALLO I

Primorsk

14.02.2026

Iskenderun

06.03.2026

9288368

ANNA MARIA P

Ust'-Luga

15.02.2026

Dakar

02.03.2026

9332171

VIRENT

Ust'-Luga

15.02.2026

Mundra

19.03.2026

9417191

HADAL SALLY

Ust'-Luga

15.02.2026

Mersin

06.03.2026

9336517

URIEL

Primorsk

16.02.2026

Sao Luis

07.03.2026

9895903

EUROCHAMPION

Primorsk

16.02.2026

Sao Luis

10.03.2026

9272709

OCEAN DRAGON

Ust'-Luga

17.02.2026

Transshipment point
in the Mediterranean Sea
to the east of Ceuta

01.03.2026

9801574

DORADO

Svetlyy

17.02.2026

New Mangalore

18.03.2026

9934890

IRINI

Primorsk

17.02.2026

Takoradi

22.03.2026

9411991

FLAMENCO

Primorsk

18.02.2026

Nemrut Bay

18.03.2026

9253234

SATNA

Primorsk

19.02.2026

Port Said

18.03.2026

9422641

POLKA

Primorsk

19.02.2026

La Skhirra

25.03.2026

9424651

MANTA

Vysotsk

20.02.2026

Tanger Med

25.03.2026

9381756

VELOS AQUARIUS

Ust'-Luga

20.02.2026

Manaus

18.03.2026

9724726

FRANK LIGHT

Primorsk

20.02.2026

Tema

15.03.2026

9327097

OLYMPIC SPIRIT

Svetlyy

20.02.2026

Zhangjiagang

11.04.2026

9330460

QD SPRING

Saint Petersburg

21.02.2026

Port Klang
(Pelabuhan Klang)

03.04.2026

9194000

NATIG ALIYEV

Primorsk

23.02.2026

Cotonou

29.03.2026

9326897

ROMEOS

Primorsk

23.02.2026

Singapore

16.04.2026

9318010

MINERVA XANTHE

Saint Petersburg

23.02.2026

Paranagua

23.03.2026

9428346

AFOVOS

Primorsk

23.02.2026

Tema

20.03.2026

9464352

LUCKY SAILOR

Primorsk

24.02.2026

Transshipment point
in the Mediterranean Sea
to the east of Ceuta

05.03.2026

9421336

DYLAN

Saint Petersburg

24.02.2026

Tuticorin

03.05.2026

9895927

EUROTRADER

Ust'-Luga

25.02.2026

Santos

23.03.2026

9313462

TULU

Primorsk

25.02.2026

Tema

31.03.2026

9831206

CAPTAIN LEON

Primorsk

25.02.2026

Mersin

17.03.2026

9314894

INDRAS

Ust'-Luga

26.02.2026

Manaus

11.04.2026

9102203

GAS PACIFIC

Ust'-Luga

27.02.2026

Dortyol

17.03.2026

9430260

CLEAN SANCTUARY

Ust'-Luga

27.02.2026

Dakar

15.03.2026

9327463

DOLUNAY

Primorsk

27.02.2026

Mersin

18.03.2026

9297412

JAG SPARROW

Primorsk

28.02.2026

Santos

31.03.2026

9724673

PANTHERLIGHT

Ust'-Luga

28.02.2026

Transshipment point
in the Mediterranean Sea
to the east of Ceuta

10.03.2026

9322384

IONIAN SEA

Saint Petersburg

28.02.2026

Transshipment point
in the Mediterranean Sea
to the east of Ceuta

11.03.2026

 

[1]Export volumes of crude oil and petroleum products are presented in the charts using the DWT (deadweight) metric. Deadweight refers to a vessel’s total carrying capacity in tons, and includes the combined weight of cargo, fuel, oil, technical and drnking water, passengers with baggage, crew, and provisions. When analyzing shipments of large volumes of crude oil and petroleum products, this convention does not materially affect the results. Even for tankers with a deadweight of 100,000–150,000 tons, the weight of fuel, water, provisions, and a relatively small crew amounts to only a few hundred tons and therefore does not significantly influence the analysis.

[2]Some tanker voyages involving different types of tankers may be related to the transportation of cargoes other than petroleum products, such as fertilizers and vegetable oil. Since Russia removed all cargo information from public access at the beginning of the war against Ukraine, it is impossible to distinguish such voyages in the database. However, according to our estimates, voyages involving tankers carrying cargoes other than petroleum products account for no more than 4–5% of all voyages.

[3]The database contains information on sanctions imposed by Ukraine, the EU, the UK, the US and Canada. Sanctions from other countries were not analyzed.

[4]Information in the database is partly limited for unregistered users. If you are not registered, you will not be able to see information about voyages that were completed more than 60 days before the viewing date by clicking on the links.

 

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​​This publication was produced with the support of the International Renaissance Foundation's Europe and the World Program. The views expressed by the authors do not necessarily reflect those of the International Renaissance Foundation.