First US crude oil to reach India next month
Sanjay Sethi
Press TV, New Delhi
India is eagerly awaiting its first shipment of crude oil from the US. The 100-million-dollar deal is expected to bear fruit, two years after the then US President Barack Obama lifted a forty-year-old ban on export of crude oil to India. Press TV’s Sanjay Sethi reports from New Delhi.
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