Supplies from Saudi Arabia to India have normalised while the UAE shipments are running well above last year's average, as both countries ramp up loadings from alternative ports that bypass the Strait of Hormuz disruption. Increasing flows from Saudi Arabia and the UAE along with resumed imports from Iran and Venezuela and higher purchases from Russia have partly offset Gulf supply losses and ensured crude oil availability for India this month, said Nikhil Dubey, senior research analyst at the ship-tracking firm Kpler.