Russia did not enter the Council of the International Maritime Organization: what does it mean
Journalist
Anna Tkach
28.11.2025 - 15:06
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According to Міністерство інфраструктури: Ukraine has stopped attempts by Russia to join the Council of the International Maritime Organization for the next two years. This decision was made during the IMO Assembly meeting in London. Russia was not elected to the governing council of the organization, arguing this was due to violations of international maritime law and the threat it poses to global shipping security.
Ukrainian representatives defended their positions at the assembly, proving Russia's unwillingness to influence international shipping processes through its actions in certain regions, particularly in Crimea. The decision to suspend Russia is an important step in defending international maritime norms and regulations.
The issue is not just political but also about the security of our waters. Russia's abuses and its 'shadow fleet' pose a serious threat to navigation and port infrastructure, so it is important to ensure security in the waters surrounding Ukraine and Europe.
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