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19 October 2026

Marco Rubio visits India this week, with a visit to the world's largest oil refinery topping the agenda

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Marco Rubio visits India this week, with a visit to the world's largest oil refinery topping the agenda

A visit to India this week by Washington's top diplomat will skip New Delhi and instead include the world's largest oil refinery that processes massive amounts of Russian crude. Is Trump looking for a new deal?

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