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Russia Seeks More Gasoline From India After Ukraine Strikes on Refineries

Russian energy firms have reportedly contacted Indian refiners to secure additional gasoline after Ukrainian attacks damaged a significant portion of Russia’s refining capacity, sources told Reuters. India is the biggest buyer of Russian seaborne crude oil, and the request marks an unusual shift as Moscow tries to close a growing fuel gap. Negotiations reportedly involve both government and private refineries, with supplies potentially routed through traders.

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Russia Seeks More Gasoline From India After Ukraine Strikes on Refineries

After Ukrainian strikes disrupted Russia’s refining network, major Russian energy companies have approached Indian refiners for more gasoline supplies, according to Reuters sources. The request follows damage to a large share of Russia’s refining capacity and comes as Moscow faces its worst gasoline shortage in years. Indian refiners have reportedly received inquiries from Russian firms including Rosneft, Gazprom Neft, and Lukoil. Several sources said Russian gasoline shipments could be arranged via international traders.

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