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Norway closes port access for Russian traffic, will continue to allow fishing vessels

Norway has followed the steps of the EU's latest line of sanctions, closing its harbors to Russian traffic -- with the exception of fishing vessels which may land as usual

By Undercurrent News | May 2, 2022 09:51 BST
The port of Kirkenes, in Norway. Credit: Oslo Architecture Triennale
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The Norwegian government has followed the terms of the EU's latest set of anti-Russian sanctions and closed all ports to Russian traffic, reports the Barents Observer [...]

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