Russia Asks India for Fuel Supplies Amid Ukraine Refinery Attacks

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Russia has reportedly approached India seeking gasoline supplies, marking a notable shift in the two countries' energy trade dynamics. The request comes as Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries have disrupted domestic fuel production. India is currently the largest buyer of Russian seaborne crude oil, making this appeal an unusual reversal of the typical trade flow between the two nations. Ordinarily, Russia is an energy exporter to India, not an importer, highlighting the operational pressure Moscow is facing on its refining infrastructure.

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