Oksana Grytsenko

1 month ago | tovima.com | James Marson |Oksana Grytsenko

Ships owned by the Alafouzos family and the NYSE-listed company Okeanis Eco Tankers Corp. (NYSE: ECO) are at the forefront of transporting Russian oil, raising critical concerns about compliance with U.S. and EU sanctions. Evidence of ship-to-ship transfers involving Venezuelan oil and the recent sale of a tanker that ultimately serviced Russian ports further intensifies these concerns.

1 month ago | tovima.com | James Marson |Oksana Grytsenko

No logical person can understand why Erdogan has started a new round of turbulence in Turkey by targeting the mayor of Istanbul. In what was (otherwise) a positive and significantly less tense situation for the Turkish president. His regime seemed to have stabilised and he wasn’t under pressure. The economy had largely levelled out, albeit at a lower level than before. The wounds left in the body of Turkish society by the earthquakes were healing.

1 month ago | tovima.com | James Marson |Oksana Grytsenko

KYIV, Ukraine—It was a scorching summer day in 2014 when Artem Kravchenko and hundreds of other Ukrainian soldiers put their trust in a Russian promise not to open fire and retreated in a column from the surrounded city of Ilovaisk. By the end of the day, Kravchenko found himself lying in a ditch surrounded by dead comrades after Russian forces shot up the column. With three Russian bullets in his body, he had to drink his own urine to survive.

1 month ago | wsj.com | James Marson |Oksana Grytsenko

Your browser does not support the audio tag. 00:00 / 08:31This article is in your queue. KYIV, Ukraine—It was a scorching summer day in 2014 when Artem Kravchenko and hundreds of other Ukrainian soldiers put their trust in a Russian promise not to open fire and retreated in a column from the surrounded city of Ilovaisk. By the end of the day, Kravchenko found himself lying in a ditch surrounded by dead comrades after Russian forces shot up the column.