India’s Oil Supply From Russia Threatened By New U.S. Sanctions

The new U.S. sanctions imposed on Russia in reaction to the passing of opposition leader and anticorruption crusader Alexey Navalny are threatening India's oil supply from Russia.

According to industry sources in India who spoke to Reuters, Indian refiners are worried that the most recent sanctions imposed by the United States against Russia may make it harder for them to obtain inexpensive Russian oil because freight costs are expected to rise and reduce their refining margins.

On the second anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine and in reaction to the passing of opposition leader and anticorruption crusader Alexey Navalny, the United States imposed more sanctions on the Russian Federation last week.

According to a report by Sputnik Globe-News, the US has defied its sanctions and imported Russian crude worth nearly $3.5 million in October and November.

The U.S. Treasury and State Department have designated 500 targets, including Russia's tanker operator Sovcomflo...

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