The Supreme Court of Sweden declined to review the decision on…
The Supreme Court of Sweden declined to review the decision on transferring the detained dry cargo ship Caffa to Ukraine.
Consensus
- The Supreme Court of Sweden refused to review the decision to transfer the cargo ship Caffa to Ukraine.
- The ship was detained by the Swedish coast guard in March while sailing through Swedish territorial waters in the Baltic Sea under a Guinean flag.
- The ship's crew, mostly Russian nationals, left Sweden on 12 May.
- The Supreme Court examined the case materials and found no grounds for appeal.
- The decision of the appellate court to transfer the ship to Ukraine remains in effect.
- The judicial process has been concluded.
Points of divergence
- The Ukrainian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Andriy Sybiha, described the court's decision as 'innovative' and noted it could set a precedent for other cases. — vedomosti
- France detained another oil tanker, Deliver, near Sicily, which Paris claimed was part of Russia's 'shadow fleet' used to circumvent sanctions. The UK also plans to sell nearly 100,000 tons of oil from another seized tanker. — vm
Coverage (2 sources)
- Supreme Court of Sweden refused to review the case of the dry cargo ship Caffa — Ведомости
- Supreme Court of Sweden refused to review the decision on transferring a dry cargo ship to Ukraine — Вечерняя Москва
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