The Russian Foreign Ministry has actually stated that shipment of Russian oil to India are progressively high. Moscow: The Russian Foreign Ministry has actually stated that shipment of Russian oil to India are progressively high, without any payment problems experienced, the state-owned news company TASS reported. “Russian oil materials to India are kept at a progressively high level; no issues develop with figuring out methods of payment for oil exported by Russia,” Maria Zakharova, the main spokesperson for the Russian Foreign Ministry, stated at a rundown on Wednesday (Local Time). The concern in payments “is offered to nationwide currencies,” she highlighted. “This makes it possible not to depend upon the so-called ‘guidelines of the video game’ enforced by the Westerners when making banking deals,” TASS priced quote Zakharova as stating. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar in February this year declared India’s position on purchasing Russian oil in spite of sanctions on Moscow in the middle of military dispute with Ukraine. He stated that India and Russia have actually constantly shared “steady and friendly ties” and Moscow has actually never ever harmed the interests of New Delhi. In an interview with the German financial everyday, Handelsblatt throughout his see to Germany for the Munich Security Conference, Mr Jaishankar stated that Europe ought to comprehend that India can not have a view of Russia that corresponds the European one. On being inquired about India buying Russian oil, Mr Jaishankar stated, “Everyone performs a relationship based upon their previous experiences. If I take a look at the history of India post-independence, Russia has actually never ever harmed our interests.” He stated that India and Europe have actually spoken about their position and have actually not stressed their distinctions. He stated that Europe moved a big part of its energy procurement to Middle East after the war emerged in between Russia and Ukraine, which was till then the primary provider of energy for India and other countries. “What should we have done? In most cases, our Middle East providers provided concern to Europe since Europe paid greater costs. Either we would have had no energy since whatever would have gone to them. Or we would have wound up paying a lot more due to the fact that you were paying more. And in a particular method, we stabilised the energy market that method,” he included. (Except for the heading, this story has actually not been modified by NDTV personnel and is released from a syndicated feed.)