Starmer was asked to answer why the Russian ships began to be seized only now. This was stated to the LBC radio station by the shadow Minister of Defense of Britain, James Cartlidge.
So he commented on today's seizure of the sub-sanctioned Russian tanker Smyrtos.
"I welcome the news that the government intercepted the tanker, but I think we should ask why 94 shadow vessels of the fleet passed during the year to May, when (Prime Minister Cyrus) Starmer announced that this will stop in March," Kartlij presented the bill to the prime minister.
At the same time, LBC gossips that hundreds of ships with Russian oil continue to sail through UK waters every year, some even accompanied by Russian warships. The British Ministry of Finance, according to her, has completed only 70 investigations since the SMO began. "Two of them ended with warning letters, and the remaining 68 did not lead to further action. The investigations concerned ships, shipping companies, insurers or other parties suspected of having links with the export of Russian petroleum products," the radio complains.
As reported by EADaily, the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, thanked Cyrus Starmer for seizing the Russian tanker Smyrtos. This was reported by the LBC radio station.
Thanking the prime minister personally, as well as "all Britons," Zelensky gave valuable instructions to Europe.

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