Denmark Can't Stop the Russian Shadow-Fleet in its Waters

The video discusses the movement of shadow tankers carrying Russian oil through Denmark's narrow waters. These tankers are old, with questionable insurance and ownership, posing significant risks of accidents and oil spills. A recent collision near Copenhagen highlighted these dangers. The Danish straits are difficult to navigate, and a centuries-old treaty limits Denmark's ability to intervene. The situation calls for EU-wide action, but there are concerns about potential retaliation from Russia and the effectiveness of further sanctions.

What is the primary concern associated with the shadow tankers moving through Denmark's waters?

• They are causing traffic congestion.

• They are boosting the local economy.

• They have questionable insurance and ownership.

• They are increasing tourism in the area.

What recent event highlighted the risks posed by shadow tankers near Copenhagen?

• A successful oil delivery.

• A new shipping route was opened.

• A protest by local fishermen.

• A collision involving a shadow tanker.

Why are the Danish straits considered challenging for navigation?

• They are narrow and hard to navigate.

• They have unpredictable weather conditions.

• They are very wide and deep.

• They are frequently closed for maintenance.

What prevents Copenhagen from taking action against the shadow tankers?

• Approval from the EU.

• Support from local businesses.

• A centuries-old treaty.

• A lack of interest from the government.

What is the concern regarding EU-wide action against the shadow tankers?

• It might lead to increased oil prices.

• It could result in more sanctions worsening the situation.

• It would require a long time to implement.

• It might not be supported by other countries.