Russia Reassures: No Change in India's Stance on Oil Imports
Russia's foreign ministry stated that it sees no indication of India changing its policy on Russian oil imports, despite a recent trade agreement with the United States. Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova emphasized the benefits of oil trade for both countries and its importance in global energy market stability.
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Russia's foreign ministry affirmed on Wednesday that there is no evidence suggesting India has altered its stance regarding oil imports from Russia, even after signing a trade deal with the United States.
During a weekly briefing, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova emphasized that the oil trade remains advantageous for both nations and plays a significant role in ensuring stability within the international energy market.
Zakharova's comments highlight ongoing collaboration between Russia and India in the energy sector, amidst shifting global economic alliances.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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