
India is evaluating its oil import strategy, considering potential benefits from Venezuela as US sanctions ease and crude assets become accessible. This comes as India, a major oil consumer heavily reliant on imports, has significantly increased its reliance on Russian oil since 2022 due to steep discounts, now accounting for about 35% of its supply. The potential return of Venezuelan crude to the market offers India an alternative, prompting a comparison of costs, risks, and benefits against its current primary sources like Russia, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia.
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