Russia says India has not officially informed Moscow about halting Russian oil imports
Sergey Lavrov Says No Notice From India On Russian Oil
Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said Moscow has not received any official communication from India regarding a halt in Russian oil purchases, adding that such claims were heard only from statements made by US President Donald Trump.
Lavrov On India Russian Oil Imports
Lavrov stated Russia continues to maintain energy cooperation with India and there has been no formal notification from New Delhi about stopping imports. He indicated Moscow relies on official channels rather than public remarks when assessing bilateral trade developments.
The comments came amid reports suggesting India may reduce purchases of Russian crude.
US Statements On Oil Trade
Lavrov referred to remarks attributed to President Trump regarding India’s oil sourcing decisions. He said Russia had not been approached through diplomatic or commercial mechanisms about any change in supply arrangements.
Officials stressed that long-term energy partnerships typically involve structured communication between governments and companies.
India Russia Energy Cooperation
India has been among major buyers of Russian crude in recent years as part of diversified sourcing strategy. Energy trade between the two countries continues through commercial contracts and shipping arrangements.
Further clarity is expected as market conditions and policy decisions evolve in the global energy sector.
