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Shipping Firm Fesco Redirects Container Traffic From Ankara to St. Petersburg

The intermodal route also carries Russian exports to central Turkey in the reverse direction, according to the company.

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Russian transport group Fesco has redirected a container shipping route to run between Ankara and St. Petersburg, according to TASS.

The intermodal route also operates in the reverse direction, moving Russian export goods to central regions of Turkey, the company said.

The move reflects continued efforts by Russian logistics operators to maintain and adapt trade links with Turkey, which has remained one of Russia's key trading partners amid Western sanctions imposed over the war in Ukraine.

Details on the specific cargo volumes, shipping frequency, or the transport modes used along the route were not disclosed in the available report.

Fesco is one of Russia's larger transport and logistics conglomerates, with operations spanning container shipping, rail and port infrastructure.

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