Mark Rutte has warned India, Brazil and China that they could face secondary sanctions if they continue to do business with Russia.

New Delhi’s decisions are based on ‘what is there on offer in the markets’, said the Ministry of External Affairs.

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MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said India is guided by market options and global factors, and cautioned against any double standards over Russian oil imports.