Russia Envoy: India Buys Oil for Own Needs, Not to Aid Moscow

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Russia's ambassador has clarified that India purchases Russian oil to meet its own energy needs, not as a gesture of support for Russia. The statement comes as Western nations intensify sanctions against Moscow over the ongoing conflict. Secondary tariffs are also being considered by Western powers to penalize countries that continue importing Russian crude. The envoy's remarks appear aimed at shielding India from potential Western pressure or punitive trade measures.

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