Russia will continue supplying oil to India and the country's President Vladimir Putin will meet India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi by the end of year, a Russian embassy official in India said on Wednesday.

India is the second largest buyer of Russian oil after China, and Moscow accounts for almost 40% of the country’s energy purchases. (File Photo) Russia remains a “partner of choice” for India in defence, and hostilities between India and Pakistan in ...

Chinese refineries have moved to secure Russian oil shipments as demand from India for Moscow’s crude drops amid threats of President Donald Trump’s tariffs.

India's state-run refiners Indian Oil and Bharat Petroleum have bought Russian oil for September and October delivery, resuming purchases after discounts widened, two company officials aware of the matter said on Wednesday.

Russia and India seem to have dug in their heels despite punitive tariffs and penalties from the Trump regime over energy trade. Russia might be giving a 5% discount on crude, which a top official termed "commerce secret",

Mechanisms are in place to continue oil supplies to India,” Russian Deputy Chief of Mission Roman Babushkin assured, adding that both countries are working to remove further barriers to trade in order to strengthen economic cooperation.

Russia launched its largest attack of the month against Ukraine while Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with U.S. President Donald Trump and European leaders.

Russia-China trade is slowing: on-year growth fell to 2% in 2024 versus 29% in 2022.

India's Russian oil imports declined in July after jumping the previous month as some refiners slowed purchases due to smaller discounts, while Indian fuel demand also typically dips during the monsoon season,

This is the existential dilemma confronting the Ukrainian leader as he travels to Washington for talks with the US president on Monday. Fresh off a summit in Alaska with Vladimir Putin that bypassed a ceasefire, Trump has left Zelenskiy little room to maneuver.

Russian Embassy in India welcomes Indian exports amid US market difficulties, assures continued oil supplies despite sanctions threat.

Hungary accused Ukraine of an "outrageous and unacceptable" attack that disabled a Russian oil pipeline supplying the NATO ally—and fired a warning to Kyiv about its reliance on Hungarian electricity supplies. Newsweek has contacted the Ukrainian foreign ministry for comment.