The Isle of Grain is located in southeast England. The workers at the terminal were warned in advance that they wouldn't process Russian natural gas. The union official said that the ruffians were determined to show their support for the Ukrainian people. According to reports, British dockworkers prevented the unloading of Russian natural gas in the UK in protest of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The Guardian newspaper reported on Wednesday that dockworkers at the Isle of Grain terminal insisted that they wouldn't unload Russian gas. The paper reported on Thursday that the tanker Boris Vilkitsky had been diverted. The Fedor Litke has also been diverted. The vessels are sailing under the Cyprus flag. Matt Lay, the national officer for energy at the union representing the Isle of Grain workers, Unison, said that the workers at the National Grid terminal don't want to touch the cargo given the tragedy unfolding. The staff is determined to show their support for the Ukrainian people and uphold the sanctions imposed against Russia. The UK government banned vessels with any Russian connection from docking in the UK as part of a package of responses to the decision to send troops into Ukraine. The Department of Transport told Insider that the ban applies to vessels that are owned, operated or managed by Russian entities. Cargoes from Russia could be processed if they arrive on ships from other nations. The Isle of Grain terminal is operated by National Grid and can accommodate 20% of the UK's delivery capacity. In line with government policy, we do not expect any Russian-linked ships to dock at Grain, according to a National Grid spokesman. The company did not reply immediately. 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