Any Urals cargo touching G7 channels must clear below $60 with bill of lading, invoice and a freight breakdown. Iran stays the sole auto-reject origin; Iraq was exempted on October 2.

The G7 $60/bbl Russian oil price cap is a red line SNSUC will not cross in resale. ESPO, Urals and peers must close with three documents — certificate of origin, invoice, shipping papers — and Iran or Iraq origin is auto-rejected.

The G7 price cap sets $60/bbl on Russian Urals; bill of lading, commercial invoice and payment evidence must agree and stay under the cap, or the cargo is rejected.

The G7 Russian oil price cap is fixed at $60/bbl. On SNSUC's Urals re-exports, the commercial invoice must sit below the ceiling and the bill of lading, invoice and payment receipt must reconcile field by field, or the deal stalls at delivery and reinsurance. With Brent at $97.48, a workable Urals price of $52–58 leaves ample compliance buffer.