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UK revokes Russia sanctions on oil tanker ASTRA

On 21 September 2026 the FCDO revoked the Russia entry for Ship: ASTRA (Unique ID: RUS3003; IMO numbers: IMO9273387); it is no longer subject to the sanctions listed.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 21 September 2026

Financial Sector & Markets

The oil tanker ASTRA is no longer subject to UK Russia sanctions. On 21 September 2026Publishing the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office updated the UK Sanctions List on GOV.UK with a single revocationPublishing: the entry for 1. Ship: ASTRA (Unique ID: RUS3003) has been revoked following the official decision-making process and is no longer subject to the sanctions listed.

The revoked entry identifies the ship ASTRA (Unique ID: RUS3003; IMO numbers: IMO9273387) as an oil tanker operated by Stravax Shipping Co Ltd and currently believed to fly the flag of Vietnam, designated on 12 September 2025 under the Russia (Sanctions) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019. The sanctions it carried were shipping sanctions: a specified ship is prohibited from being provided with access to UK ports or having its master or pilot cause it to enter a UK port, its registration on the UK Ship Register may be terminated, and its master or pilot may be given port barring, detention, port entry or movement directions. Those restrictions fall away with the revocationPublishing. The UK statement of reasons recorded against the entry said the vessel was, had been or was likely to be involved in activity whose object or effect was to destabilise Ukraine or undermine or threaten its territorial integrity, sovereignty or independence, or to obtain a benefit from or support the Government of Russia — namely carrying oil or oil products that originated in Russia from Russia to a third country.

The notice restates the standing duties that continue to apply around every other entry. Anyone who knows or has reasonable cause to suspect they hold or control funds or economic resources of a designated person, or are otherwise dealing with them, must freeze them, must not deal with them or make them available to or for the benefit of the designated person unless a legislative exception applies or the Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation has granted a licence, and must report findings to OFSI. Trust services must not be provided to or for the benefit of designated persons. Failure to comply with financial sanctions legislation, or seeking to circumvent it, may be a criminal offence. Queries about implementation go to OFSI and on policy to the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office.

The listing page continues to carry the earlier Russia notices alongside the new one, including those of 11 and 10 September 2026.

Legal basis: Sanctions Notice, Russia, 21 September 2026 (the revoked entry's regime name is the Russia (Sanctions) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019); the current list of designated persons for Russia on GOV.UK.

If your sanctions screening references the ship ASTRA (RUS3003, IMO 9273387), update it to reflect the 21 September 2026 revocation of its Russia designation.

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