Fuel Hit Russia bought gasoline produced by India's Nayara Energy via traders
29 July 2026
Russia reportedly bought gasoline produced by Nayara Energy through international traders as it deals with fuel shortages caused by Ukrainian attacks on its energy infrastructure, according to Reuters sources.
The identity of the supplier comes a day after report that Russia had started importing gasoline from India by sea, but did not name the refiner involved.
Nayara, in which Russian oil giant Rosneft owns a 49 per cent stake, has not yet confirmed on this development.
Russia reportedly bought gasoline produced by Nayara Energy through international traders as it deals with fuel shortages caused by Ukrainian attacks on its energy infrastructure, according to Reuters sources.
The identity of the supplier comes a day after report that Russia had started importing gasoline from India by sea, but did not name the refiner involved.
Nayara, in which Russian oil giant Rosneft owns a 49 per cent stake, has not yet confirmed on this development.
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