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India has acquired 30 million barrels of Russian oil, facilitated by a US sanctions waiver following market disruptions.

Croatia is offering oil supplies to Hungary and Slovakia, but both countries are hesitant due to their preferences for Russian oil.

China is increasing its focus on securing natural gas from Russia, particularly in light of disruptions caused by conflict in the Middle East.

Putin aims to resume oil sales to Europe amid the ongoing energy crisis, leveraging Viktor Orban's support to lift sanctions imposed after the Ukraine invasion.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has proposed that Russia is ready to supply Europe with oil and gas, particularly in light of the ongoing global energy crisis exacerbated by the Iranian war.

Part of Sumy Oblast has lost power due to Russian attacks on energy infrastructure.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán urged the European Union to lift sanctions on Russian oil and gas in light of rising prices caused by the conflict in the Middle East.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has expressed willingness to supply European countries with oil and gas, conditional on their commitment to stable collaboration with Moscow amidst rising prices due to the Middle East conflict.

Russian President Vladimir Putin warns that Gulf oil production reliant on the Strait of Hormuz could cease within a month due to escalating tensions in the region.

Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that Russia is willing to supply oil and gas to European countries if they engage in long-term cooperation without political pressure.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has urged the European Union to suspend sanctions on Russia's energy sector amid rising fuel prices ahead of parliamentary elections.

The US has granted India a 30-day exemption to purchase Russian oil, causing significant controversy among American lawmakers regarding the implications of this decision.

Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has blamed Ukraine for the increase in fuel prices in Hungary, calling for the lifting of EU sanctions on Russian energy.

Hungary is urging the European Union to lift the restriction on the import of Russian energy.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has requested that the EU suspend sanctions on Russian energy to address rising oil prices in Hungary.

A report highlights the tension in Brody, Ukraine, where the local community faces the grim reality of ongoing Russian aggression while grappling with the implications of European reliance on Russian oil.

The U.S. confirms its sanctions policy against Russia remains unchanged, despite a temporary waiver allowing India to purchase Russian oil amid global market pressures.

The ongoing war involving Iran has led to increased demand for Russian oil, prompting the US to consider easing sanctions on Russian crude to stabilize rising oil prices.

Experts believe that Putin's threats regarding Russian gas supplies to Europe are not a cause for concern.

Russian oil prices exceed $100 a barrel, prompting a statement from Kirill Dmitriev emphasizing Russia's crucial role in global energy and the impact of European policies.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has indicated Slovakia may block a planned EU loan for Ukraine if Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban is ousted, citing Ukraine's actions regarding Russian oil supplies as justification.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has expressed concerns that Ukrainian President Zelenskyy may attempt to sabotage the Druzhba oil pipeline to disrupt Russian oil deliveries.

Russian President Vladimir Putin criticizes the EU's support for Ukraine, likening their relationship to 'the tail wagging the dog' given Ukraine's aggressive actions against Russian oil supplies.

Ukraine continues its counterattacks against Russian energy infrastructure in Belgorod and Krasnodar regions following a recent drone strike.

A commentary discusses the European Union's efforts to reduce dependency on Russian energy amidst calls from certain states for a return to Russian energy supplies.

The article examines the contrasting reactions of Slovak and Hungarian leaders to sanctions against Russian energy exports, highlighting a double standard in their criticisms and responses to similar actions by different governments.

Kyiv has reported no deaths from cold during the ongoing energy crisis, but the situation remains dire due to extreme weather and repeated Russian strikes on energy infrastructure.

US President Donald Trump announced a discount for India on purchasing Russian crude oil to alleviate rising price pressures due to the ongoing conflicts in West Asia and global energy crises.

India's government asserts it does not require permission from any country to purchase Russian oil, responding to recent US comments about temporary exemptions for oil purchases during geopolitical tensions.

India insists it does not require permission from the U.S. to purchase Russian oil, reaffirming its status as Russia's largest crude supplier amid rising global oil prices due to geopolitical tensions.

A recent Russian attack on Vinnytsia Oblast resulted in damage to railway and energy infrastructure, alongside destruction of civilian buildings.

A recent Russian attack on Kharkiv resulted in multiple casualties, with significant damage to energy and military facilities.

The US has relaxed sanctions on Russian oil to stabilize global energy markets following recent Middle East hostilities that have disrupted shipping routes.

Power outages occurred in seven Ukrainian regions following a large-scale Russian strike on the energy infrastructure on March 7.

The US has praised India's approach to Russian oil amidst the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, acknowledging India's compliance with US rules.

The United States recently commented on India's exemption to purchase Russian oil, while Russia stated it would not disclose the volume of oil sold to India, citing national security concerns.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that the Biden administration is contemplating lifting sanctions on Russian oil to alleviate a global supply crisis.

Russian President Vladimir Putin's recent comments indicate a serious shift in focus from supplying gas to Europe towards exploring more profitable markets, signaling a potential end to the country's gas exports to Europe.

Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó criticizes the European Commission for not supporting Hungary and Slovakia in their request regarding the Druzhba pipeline's Russian oil transit suspension.

The U.S. has granted Indian oil refiners a temporary license to buy Russian oil, aimed at easing market pressures.

MEP Inese Vaidere calls on the European Commission not to pressure Ukraine into restoring the operation of the Druzhba oil pipeline for Russian supplies to Hungary and Slovakia.

Russian oil ships are reported to be hovering around India.

The U.S. has granted a temporary 30-day exemption allowing Indian refiners to purchase Russian oil amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

The UNHCR reports that despite intensified Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy sector, there has not been a mass exodus of Ukrainians, although reasons for departure now include energy-related issues.

In light of the recent easing of U.S. restrictions on Russian oil purchases, India is expected to receive a significant influx of Russian oil supplies amidst ongoing supply crises caused by conflicts in the Middle East.

The Kremlin reports a significant rise in demand for Russian energy products attributed to the ongoing war in Iran, with key buyers like China and India acting in their national interests.

The Kremlin reports a surge in demand for Russian energy products following the outbreak of war in Iran, amid recent U.S. exemptions allowing India to purchase stranded Russian oil.

India has received a 30-day temporary waiver from the US to purchase crude oil from Russia amidst the Middle East crisis, but Indian refiners may have to pay higher prices for Russian oil this time.

European natural gas prices are nearing a more than 60% weekly increase, marking the largest rise since the energy crisis during the Russian-Ukrainian war.

Oil prices are experiencing their largest weekly increase since Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022 due to turmoil in the Middle East affecting global energy flows and raising supply concerns.