Removing roughly six million barrels of Russian crude from the market would cause severe price inflation. If the intention was otherwise, they would impose Iranianstyle sanctions and stop the flows altogether. The current framework is designed less to halt Russian exports than to manage their pricing and influence market dynamics. Strictly speaking, Russian molecules are not sanctioned if you are outside the G7 framework and not relying on G7 insurance or other services. Shipments to third countries that do not use G7-based insurers, brokers, or crews remain permissible. And there’s a reason for this: the U.S. and Europe want Russian oil to keep flowing. Having said that, our primary focus is compliance. We avoid any barrels subject to sanctions or price caps. Beyond that, in ship-to-ship operations, we ensure the vessels we interface with are not sanctioned, and that the oil origin itself is not restricted. As shipowners, due diligence is essential.