Russia begins importing gasoline from India

Russia has begun importing shipments of gasoline from India for the first time, a move that reflects the deterioration of domestic fuel supplies due to attacks on Russian oil refineries and declining production. The first shipment of Indian gasoline arrived in Russia in August, and more are expected to arrive in the coming period, as Moscow relies on external sources to compensate for the supply shortage. This shift indicates an increasing reliance on imports from India, especially through complex maritime transfers in Damietta, Egypt, resulting from the decline of Russian oil refinery operations and their restrictions on exports aimed at meeting the domestic market's needs. This occurs amid a significant decline in Russian oil processing, which fell to around 3.6 million barrels per day in July — the lowest level in years — due to ongoing Ukrainian attacks and international tensions that have affected global fuel markets.

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