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What happened: Oil 'permission': US repeats India 'good actors' claim, says 'short term measure' won't benefit Russian govt
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US repeats ‘good actors’ remark on India, says oil waiver won’t aid Russia
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Indian refiners have bought about 30 million barrels of Russian oil since the US provided a green light for purchases to help the country cope with a shortfall of Middle Eastern supply, according to people with knowledge of the deals.
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US president hails new project in Brownsville, Texas, as Iran war drives higher fuel prices
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What Trump’s easing of Russia oil sanctions means for Putin’s war spending The Kyiv Independent
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India has invoked emergency powers to redirect supplies of liquefied petroleum gas away from industrial users to households, as it seeks to shield ordinary people from the impact of the Middle East war.
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President Putin pits himself as a potential mediator but that's not an easy sell, writes the BBC's Russia editor.
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US repeats ‘good actors’ remark on India, says oil waiver won’t aid Russia.
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US repeats ‘good actors’ remark on India, says oil waiver won’t aid RussiaOil 'permission': US repeats India 'good actors' claim, says 'short term measure' won't benefit Russian govt
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India Buys 30 Million Barrels of Russian Oil After US WaiverIndian refiners have bought about 30 million barrels of Russian oil since the US provided a green light for purchases to help the country cope with a shortfall of Middle Eastern supply, according to people with knowledge of the deals.
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Trump says India’s Reliance will back first new US oil refinery in 50 yearsUS president hails new project in Brownsville, Texas, as Iran war drives higher fuel prices
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What Trump’s easing of Russia oil sanctions means for Putin’s war spending - The Kyiv IndependentWhat Trump’s easing of Russia oil sanctions means for Putin’s war spending The Kyiv Independent
Indian refiners have bought about 30 million barrels of Russian oil since the US provided a green light for purchases to help the country cope with a shortfall of Middle Eastern supply, according to people with knowledge of the deals.
US president hails new project in Brownsville, Texas, as Iran war drives higher fuel prices
What Trump’s easing of Russia oil sanctions means for Putin’s war spending The Kyiv Independent
India has invoked emergency powers to redirect supplies of liquefied petroleum gas away from industrial users to households, as it seeks to shield ordinary people from the impact of the Middle East war.
President Putin pits himself as a potential mediator but that's not an easy sell, writes the BBC's Russia editor.
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