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Volume of Russian crude bought and then exported by India suggests some of it may end up in European petrol stations

Concerns are growing that India is being used as a potential back door into Europe for Russian oil supplies, given the surge in imports, media reports said.The huge blue and red hull of the SCF Primorye came into port at Vadinar in western ...

Russia raked in $20bn from oil exports in May, bouncing back to pre-invasion levels. Now, concerns are growing that India is being used as a potential back door into Europe for Russian oil supplies, given the surge in imports, The Guardian said.

The 76-year-old leftist is seeking a third term after serving as president from 2003 to 2010. Polls show he is ahead of far-right incumbent Jair Bolsonaro.

Vietnam in foreigners’ eyes

Anti-war sentiment continues to grow inside Russia, as the death toll rises among soldiers from some of Russia's most ethnically marginalised and poorest peoples, reports Dick Nichols.

"We see the sanctions imposed by European states, the United States as very serious stimulus to find alternative solutions to strengthen our enterprises, improve the welfare of people and the strength of our states in general," Leonid Zayats said.

According to Belarusian Deputy Prime Minister Leonid Zayats, the delegation of Primorye Territory has come to Belarus with new interesting proposals.

Primorye Territory has an interest in Belarusian vehicles and elevators, First Vice Governor - Chairwoman of the Government of Russia's Primorye Territory Vera Shcherbina said at a meeting with Belarusian Deputy Prime Minister Leonid Zayats in Minsk on 7 June.

A Russian general was killed during a battle in Ukraine's eastern Donbas region, a Russian state journalist reported.