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India becomes key petrol supplier to Russia amid Ukraine drone strikes on refineries

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India has significantly ramped up gasoline exports to Russia following Ukrainian drone attacks that disrupted Russian refinery operations. Russian gasoline imports reached record levels in August, with India playing a central role in meeting that demand. A considerable portion of these shipments were carried out using sanctioned vessels and complex cargo transfer methods. Analysts suggest that India's growing imports of Russian crude oil are closely linked to the expansion of this reverse fuel export relationship.

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