Peace Not Oil Protest in the Baltic Sea - Clipreel

Danish actor Carsten Bjørnlund joins Greenpeace protesting EU imports of Russian fossil fuels

Greenpeace Nordic activists demonstrate in the Fehmarn Belt with a RHIB (rigid-hull inflatable boat) against oil imports from Russia, which help finance Putin's war in Ukraine. The activists paint "OIL IS WAR" on the side of the tanker “Stamos”, that delivers crude oil from the Russian Baltic port of Ust-Luga to Rotterdam.

Unique identifier: GP1SX79I

Type: Video

Shoot date: 23/03/2022

Locations: Baltic Sea, Denmark, Europe, Nordic Countries

Credit line: © Greenpeace

Duration: 3m12s

Audio format: Natural

Ranking: ★★★★ (E)

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Peaceful Action Confronting Oil from Russia in Denmark (VIDEO)

Greenpeace Nordic activists take peaceful action at sea to confront Russian fossil fuels that are still being shipped out through the Baltic Sea to fuel the war in Ukraine. The activists paint 'Oil is War' on the side of the oil tanker Delta Pioneer, which is a mega tanker filled by smaller vessels passing through the the shipping route in Danish waters.
Activists in RHIB boats, and kayaks, place themselves in the path an oil tanker on its way from Russia to a European port.
Greenpeace calls on Europe to reject and ban any import of fossil fuels from Russia that fuel the conflict in Ukraine, and to rapidly phase out all fossil fuels to fight the climate crisis and protect humanity.

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