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Russian Ambassador Alipov says they are always open to oil supplies to India

The comment from the Russian Ambassador indicates a willingness to sustain oil supply relationships with India, which could have implications for energy markets amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

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This move may be perceived as a counter to Western sanctions and could impact oil prices, especially if it signals a more formalized agreement or flow that increases supply dynamics in the region.

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