Green activists block tanker from delivering Russian oil to Norway


  • World
  • Monday, 25 Apr 2022

Members of Greenpeace sail next to a tanker "Ust Luga" as part of a protest against delivering Russian oil to Norway, amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine, according to Greenpeace, near Asgardstrand, Norway April 25, 2022. Ole Berg-Rusten/NTB/via REUTERS

OSLO (Reuters) -Greenpeace and Extinction Rebellion campaigners blocked a tanker from delivering Russian oil to Norway on Monday, chaining one of their boats to the giant vessel in a protest against the war in Ukraine, Greenpeace said.

The Ust Luga product tanker is anchored outside Exxon Mobil's Slagen oil terminal about 70 km (43 miles) south of the capital Oslo, according to vessel tracker Marine Traffic.

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