Russia considers sending armed naval patrols to protect "shadow fleet", FT reports

This development signals a potential escalation in maritime tensions, with Russia's move to protect its "shadow fleet" indicating increased military assertiveness.

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The implications could extend to oil and commodity markets, as naval activity may raise concerns over shipping routes and insurance costs, potentially influencing overall risk sentiment in the markets.

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