About 8,000 new vehicles have been stranded at Belgium's Port of Zeebrugge since the start of April.
The standing of Russia-bound vehicles including Cadillac, Mercedes and Lexus models since the start of April highlights "confusion at key European ports over how to interpret and enforce sanctions" against the country, per the WSJ.
Isabelle Ryckbost, secretary-general of the European Sea Ports Organization, told the outlet that supply chains were "already massively disrupted," as ports struggle to cope with huge cargo volumes from pandemic-hit economies reopening. Delays "to check which ships and what products are banned adds to the strain," Ryckbost added.
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