The measures target 162 individuals, entities and vessels linked to Russia’s shadow fleet, energy revenues, defense-industrial base and disinformation networks. Moscow’s shadow fleet—aging tankers often operating through opaque ownership structures and flags of convenience—has been used to help Russia evade restrictions on oil exports. Zelenskyy thanked Canada for its support and described Tuesday’s working session as “great.” Russia’s Foreign Ministry responded by barring 103 Canadians, including lawmakers, from entering the country. Canada says it has now sanctioned more than 3,400 individuals and entities, as well as more than 600 vessels linked to Russia.