The dilemma goes on: Scan Global Logistics defends use of Russia’s rail network

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Denmark’s Scan Global Logistics (SGL) has defended its continued use of Russia’s rail network to transport cargo between China and Europe, claiming its actions comply with all of the rules currently in place.

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The dilemma goes on: Scan Global Logistics defends use of Russia’s rail network

Image: Telegram. Телеграмма РЖД

Denmark’s Scan Global Logistics (SGL) has defended its continued use of Russia’s rail network to transport cargo between China and Europe, claiming its actions comply with all of the rules currently in place.

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