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US Issues License to Allow Some Russian Oil Sales to India

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The US has issued a general license allowing some Russian oil sales to India, providing India with alternative fuel options due to the conflict in the Persian Gulf.

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The US issued a general license to allow for some Russian oil sales to India, giving the nation more options to purchase fuel as an escalating conflict in the Persian Gulf cuts off a major producing region.

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