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Reliance Industries Ltd., Indias largest private refiner, faces challenges in getting shipments of heavy crude delivered due to sanctions and OPEC+ cuts. To secure needed barrels, it purchased 2 million barrels of Canadas Access Western Blend crude, embarking on a complex journey involving ship-to-ship transfers and a long voyage to India via the Pacific.