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  1. An oil crisis has been triggered by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, leading to the formalization of permanent oil purchases from Russia.
  2. Emerging deal could ease global energy pressure. Iran conflict pushed up oil prices and strengthened Russia’s financial position.
  3. Geopolitical risks are rising as attacks occur, Strait of Hormuz closures impact India's energy supply, and India sources crude oil from Russia.
  4. Houthi attacks disrupt shipping in the Indian Ocean, affecting India's supply chain which relies on Russian oil amid Hormuz closures.

Disruption in oil flows from Hormuz, exacerbated by attacks on Russian energy infrastructure, is raising Brent crude prices and affecting India's economy.

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Disruption in oil flows from Hormuz, exacerbated by attacks on Russian energy infrastructure, is raising Brent crude prices and affecting India's economy.

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Houthi attacks disrupt shipping in the Indian Ocean, affecting India's supply chain which relies on Russian oil amid Hormuz closures. All 1 developments

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