India is expected to maintain Russian crude imports despite the US Senate's sanctions bill, raising policy risks for nations reliant on Russian energy supplies.
India imports nearly 88% of its oil needs
Aug 10, 2026
05:39 pm
What's the storyIndia is unlikely to reduce its crude oil imports from Russia in the near future, despite the recent US Senate sanctions bill.
The legislation, known as the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026, targets countries that continue to import Russian energy.
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