Three vessels—Tagor and Guanyin (both Aframaxes) and Tassos (a Suezmax)—were initially set to deliver Russian crude this month but are now facing complications due to sanctions. The Tagor was originally headed for chennai on India's eastern coast, while Guanyin and Tassos were destined for western Indian ports. However, as Western sanctions tighten in an effort to diminish Russia's oil revenue—which is perceived as funding its military actions in Ukraine—India's reliance on Russian oil is becoming increasingly complicated; the country imports over one-third of its crude from Russia. Currently,Tagor is rerouting towards Dalian in China,while Tassos is making its way toward Port Said in Egypt.