Ship tracking data and energy analytics firm Vortexa say India has become a major supplier of gasoline to Russia.
Russia’s seaborne gasoline imports reached a record 125,000 barrels per day in August.
Trade sources said Indian refiners supplied around 1 million barrels over the past two months.
Much of the supply was said to come from Vadinar refinery in Gujarat.
One report said all India-origin gasoline cargoes arrived on sanctioned fleets using dark ship-to-ship transfers.
The reporting ties the surge in imports to Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian refineries.
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The reporting broadly agrees that India has become a significant gasoline supplier to Russia while Russian refinery output is disrupted. It also agrees that the surge is linked to Ukrainian drone attacks and that Vortexa and ship-tracking data are central to the account.
What remains less certain is the full scale of the trade and the exact routing of the cargoes, beyond the figures and sourcing cited by the reports. The role of Vadinar refinery is consistently mentioned, but the supplied analyses do not resolve every detail of ownership, shipping, or destination.
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Neutral coverage says India has emerged as a key exporter of petrol to Russia amid fuel shortages and refinery disruptions. It cites Vortexa and trade sources for the estimate of nearly 1 million barrels over the past two months. The reports connect the imports to Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian refineries. They also note claims about sanctioned fleets and dark ship-to-ship transfers.
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According to ship tracking data and energy analytics firm Vortexa, India has emerged as a key supplier of gasoline to Russia amidst a surge in fuel imports caused by Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian refineries. Vortexa reported that Russia's seaborne gasoline imports reached a record 125,000 barrels per day in August, with Indian refiners supplying around 1 million barrels over the past two months primarily from the Vadinar refinery. Trade sources indicated these supplies likely utilized Russian crude oil imported by India.
Ship tracking data and energy analytics firm Vortexa cite that India has become a major supplier of gasoline to Russia as Ukrainian drone attacks disrupt domestic Russian fuel production. Vortexa reported that Russia's seaborne gasoline imports hit a record 125,000 barrels per day in August, while trade sources stated Indian refiners supplied up to 1 million barrels of gasoline over the last two months. Much of this fuel originated from the Vadinar refinery in Gujarat, which is partially owned by Russia's Rosneft.
Energy analytics firm Vortexa reports that India has become a key supplier of gasoline to Russia, exporting nearly 1 million barrels over the past two months as Moscow faces a domestic fuel shortage due to Ukrainian drone strikes on refineries. Russia's seaborne gasoline imports reached a record 125,000 barrels per day in August, with shipments largely coming from Nayara Energy's Vadinar refinery in Gujarat. Vortexa noted that all India-origin gasoline cargoes arrived on sanctioned fleets using dark ship-to-ship transfers.
IANS reports, citing Vortexa, that India has become a key exporter of petrol to Russia, with shipments nearing 1 million barrels over the past two months as Ukrainian drone attacks have damaged Russian refineries and created a fuel shortage. The article says trade sources identified Nayara Energy’s Vadinar refinery as a major supplier, and it also notes Russia’s import bans and India’s growing role as a large crude importer and refiner.
Deccan Chronicle reports that India has emerged as a major gasoline supplier to Russia after repeated Ukrainian drone attacks disrupted Russian refinery output. Citing Vortexa and trade sources, the article says Russia imported a record amount of gasoline in August, that Indian refiners supplied as much as 1 million barrels in two months, and that much of the supply came from Nayara Energy’s Vadinar refinery; it also attributes to Vortexa claims about sanctioned ships and dark ship-to-ship transfers.