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Posted on 03/04/2026 6:34:14 PM PST by MinorityRepublican
Russia is ready to divert oil to India to offset Middle East supply disruptions, with about 9.5 million barrels of Russian crude in vessels near Indian waters and able to arrive within weeks, an industry source with direct knowledge told Reuters.
The source declined to say where the non‑Russian fleet cargoes were originally headed but said they could deliver to India within weeks, giving refiners rapid relief.
India is vulnerable to supply shocks, with crude stocks covering only about 25 days of demand, while refiners hold similarly limited inventories of gasoil, gasoline and liquefied petroleum gas.
An Indian government source said New Delhi was scouting for alternative supply to prepare for continuing conflict in the Middle East beyond 10–15 days.
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India is not going to go against Trump for two days worth of oil.
India is not going to go against Trump for two days worth of oil.
And then India will see the diesel and gasoline to California.
Vlad
India consumes 5,598,890 barrels per day (B/d) of oil as of the year 2024. India ranks #3 in the world for oil consumption, accounting for about 5.46% of the world’s total consumption of 102,559,503 barrels per day.
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From Goggle
Yes, Russia is allowed to sell oil, but its trade is heavily restricted by Western sanctions, including a G7-led price cap ($60/barrel for crude). While direct sales to the U.S. and EU are banned or severely limited, Russia continues to export large volumes to countries like China, India, and Turkey
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