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Russia Flag — Maritime Risk Profile

ISO RU · Grey List (elevated)

Sanctions program →

Port State Control performance

Paris MoU →
Grey List (elevated)
6% 3-year detention rate
Tokyo MoU →
Grey List (elevated)
5.1% 3-year detention rate

The Russia flag holds Grey List (elevated) placement across the two largest port state control regimes. Detention rates reflect the percentage of RU-flagged vessels detained out of all inspections at member-state ports over the most recent three-year window. Grey-list flags face elevated PSC scrutiny relative to white-list registries; detention rates are typically 2-3× the best-performing flags.

Sanctioned vessels under Russia flag

10 vessels in ArcNautical's screening index currently fly the Russia flag and appear on at least one sanctions or watch list (OFAC SDN, EU, UN, UK, Belgium FOD, or RUSI DPRK reports).

Vessel nameIMOPrograms
ANATOLY KOLODKIN 9610808 ca, ofac
ANGARA 9179842 ca, ofac
ANTARKTIKA 9413559 ca, ofac
ATLAS 9413573 ca, ofac
BALITIYSKIY III 7612448 ca, ofac
BELGOROD 9412359 ca, ofac
BODHI 9144782 ca, ofac
BOND 9412335 ca, ofac
BRATSK 9411020 ca, ofac
CELT 9299692 ca, ofac

Country sanctions exposure

Russia is currently under Sanctions program sanctions programs: OFAC RUSSIA, EU RUSSIA, UK RUSSIA. Russia is not under a country-wide US embargo, but it is under broad list-based and sectoral sanctions: OFAC's Russia programme (E.O. 14024), the US import bans and the G7 oil price cap (E.O. 14066 and 14071), the EU's successive sanctions packages and UK measures. Hundreds of vessels in the Russian oil trade are individually designated by the US, EU or UK. Screen the vessel, its owner and its cargo; the port call alone does not tell you whether a voyage is prohibited.

Related flags

Other flag states with similar Paris/Tokyo MoU placement: