00:01Russian President Vladimir Putin has threatened to seize ships belonging to European countries
00:07in retaliation for plans to intercept and seize Russian vessels
00:11suspected of being part of Moscow's so-called shadow fleet.
00:15New sanctions passed last month now permit EU members to sell the oil
00:20or any other cargo seized from these vessels.
00:23Putin slammed the move, calling it piracy.
00:30Those who are forced to制 our economic party,
00:36the EU in our economic way,
00:40and recently, they were concerned about the possibility of
00:45trying to steal our livestock and sell our GDP prices.
00:50Hopefully, it is not something else that is piracy and war.
00:55and if this will begin to be done in practice, we will be forced to answer the question.
01:02Several European countries have intercepted ships that were carrying Russian oil or other cargo.
01:08These vessels are often old and in poor condition and are used to circumvent Western sanctions on Russia.
01:15One of such vessels seized was a Russian ship suspected of transporting grain from occupied Ukraine.
01:21Swedish court documents showed Stockholm will transfer the ship to Kyiv.
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