Indian "ridings" under a microscope with European warnings to use Russian oil

The oil purchases adopted by the company “Relance Industries” are subject to an increased audit, after the European Union announced new restrictions on the refined diesel of Russian crude. Traders said that “Ryleins” bought in a rare agreement in a rare agreement late last week, explaining that the consignment was obtained shortly after the penalty package was announced on Friday. The private refinement business is not one of the ordinary buyers of the luxury Emirati ruol, often higher than Russian ore and wicked ore from the Middle East, which represents the ordinary sources of the business. Movements to diversify the supplies away from Russia on the other hand have people who have been notified of the “Ryleins’ import plans reported that they did not disclose their identity because they were not authorized to speak to the media, that the company had already started searching for the sources of crude oil since the beginning of the year, which has been its greatest resource. It was not possible to get an immediate remark from the company spokesman when he contacted him during the official working hours. ‘Ryleins’, the giant murdering business owned by billionaire Mokish Ambani, is one of the most prominent international beneficiaries of the Russian War in Ukraine, along with other Indian ranks. Europe has prevented him from buying Russian Ru after the invasion of Ukraine in 2022, which Moscow asked to give great discounts on his consignments, which encouraged Indian refineries to strengthen its purchases to deliver fuel like diesel, and re -execute it to clients in the West. Russia has provided half of the oil “Ryleins” oil input, with the fact that the data was detected by the company “Kepler” that Russia has provided almost half of the “Ryleins” of crude oil so far this year, while about one fifth of its total repeated products were exported to Europe. Ryleins have developed Russian rough and transformed into diesel sold in Europe, the company in the purpose of the new pressure the European Union has practiced on Moscow, with the entry into force of the new ban on January 21 of next year. Although it is too early to confirm the ‘re -connections’ to move away from Russia decisively, some traders see provisional indications that the company has started looking for alternatives, especially from the Middle East. However, it is unclear how the huge refinement business can secure about 600 thousand barrels a day from other sources, and according to the traders, the costs are not the cost. India expressed its criticism of recent European sanctions, as Foreign Minister Vikram Maysri emphasized the need for a ‘balance’ on Tuesday at the introduction of secondary sanctions related to the purchase of oil and gas from Russia.