Russia has announced that it will not disclose details of how much crude oil it exports to India, citing concerns about external scrutiny and opposition.
Speaking on the issue, Dmitry Peskov said that Moscow has decided to keep the information confidential because there are “too many ill wishers.” He stated that the Russian government will not publicly reveal figures related to its crude oil shipments to India.
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The statement comes shortly after the United States Department of the Treasury announced a temporary 30-day waiver allowing Indian refiners to continue purchasing Russian oil. The decision was confirmed by US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent amid rising tensions linked to the ongoing conflict in West Asia.
The waiver is expected to help maintain energy supply stability for Indian refiners during the current geopolitical situation. However, Russia’s decision to keep export data undisclosed highlights the sensitivity surrounding global oil trade and sanctions-related developments.
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