Analysts at the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) suggest that the increase in India's exports of sanctioned goods to Russia has been made possible thanks to Moscow's reserves of rupees accumulated from its oil sales to India.

India has emerged as the second-largest supplier of critical technologies to Russia, after China, despite the sanctions imposed on Moscow, according to European and American officials. Source: European Pravda,

India has become the second-largest supplier of sensitive technologies to Russia, providing over $60 million in restricted items like microchips and machine tools, a report says.

India has emerged as a key supplier of critical technologies to Russia, raising concerns among Western allies amid ongoing sanctions.

Russia is interested in increasing coal exports to India to tap into growing demand for the fuel in the Asian country, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said.

The most recent data means almost a fifth of the sensitive technology that goes into Russia’s military-industrial complex got there via India.

According to Bloomberg reports, India has taken second place in the ranking of suppliers of sanctioned technologies to Russia. China holds the first position. India has significantly increased its exports of controlled technologies,

According to Bloomberg reports, India has risen to second place in the ranking of suppliers of sanctioned technology to Russia, with China in first place. India's export of controlled technologies, such as microchips,

India has increased its shipments of critical restricted technologies to Russia, which are prohibited under Western sanctions. India's export volumes have now become Moscow’s second-largest after China,