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Ships carrying Russian cargo are still docking in Milford Haven, despite calls from the UK Government to block access. The 'Pluto' sailed in to Milford Haven on Feb 27, 2022, and is currently docked at the Valero refinery having apparently unloaded 400,000 barrels of crude oil with an estimated value of £29m. It's cargo is from Russia's oil-loading port of Primorsk. The Milford Haven Port Authority is currently seeking clarification on every vessel to determine whether sanctions apply. Another vessel from the Russian oil-loading port of Primorsk, the Marshall Islands flagged 'Louie', was due to enter the waters again on March 4. The port would not allow entry to any ship which is owned, controlled or chartered by anyone connected with Russia. Its destination was updated to Antwerp. Deciding whether a vessel falls within that definition is not simple, but the harbour master was keen to ensure that the sanctions from the UK government are applied in Milford Haven. The Department of Transport will be supporting the port to identify vessels they believe should be denied entry.

The 'Pluto', en route from Porvoo to Donges with 20 crew members and 32953.34 tonnes of oil on board, suffered fuel pump trouble about 44 nautical miles from Deal Pier in pos. 51 14 13.2 N, 001 41 27.0 E on Nov 20, 2021, at 09.10 a.m. The repairs were completed at 11.35 a.m., while the ship was anchored, and it resumed its voyage with an ETA as of Nov 23.

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