Coverage dated April 24, 2022

Activists block Russian oil tanker from unloading in Norway, say fuel purchases "financing" Putin's war in Ukraine

Headline from CBS News

Greenpeace said members chained themselves to the huge Hong Kong-registered tanker as it arrived with more than 105,000 tons of fuel.

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  1. CBS News

    Activists block Russian oil tanker from unloading in Norway, say fuel purchases "financing" Putin's war in Ukraine (opens CBS News)

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    CBS News's feed description

    Greenpeace said members chained themselves to the huge Hong Kong-registered tanker as it arrived with more than 105,000 tons of fuel.

  2. Local News 8

    Greenpeace activists tried to block a Russian oil tanker heading to Norway (opens Local News 8)

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    Local News 8's feed description

    By Amy Cassidy and Anna Cooban, CNN Business Norwegian police arrested seven Greenpeace activists on Monday after they chained themselves to a Russian oil tanker to try to prevent it docking at a port in Norway operated by Exxon.

  3. France 24

    Activists block Russian oil tanker in Norway (opens France 24)

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    Greenpeace activists in Norway blocked a Russian oil tanker from unloading its cargo near Oslo Monday, saying the shipment was helping to finance Russian President Vladimir Putin's "warfare".

  4. Oil Price

    Norway Arrests Activists Chained To Russian Oil Tanker (opens Oil Price)

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    Oil Price's feed description

    The authorities in Norway have arrested 20 activists who used small boats to keep a Russian oil tanker from unloading off Copenhagen on Monday

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