Russie, Union européenne Derrière la traque de Bruxelles visant la flotte fantôme russe, des États à la manœuvre
L’Union européenne multiplie les pressions sur les États accusés de faciliter le commerce de pétrole russe. Premier à plier, le Cameroun a pris des mesures pour mettre fin à l’emploi frauduleux de son pavillon. Si l’UE porte le coût politique de cette démarche, en coulisses, une poignée d’États s’activent pour faire remonter à Bruxelles leurs trouvailles nationales.
By Jean Nguimfack — Reporter
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