By Nidhi VermaSOUTH GOA, India, Jan 29 (Reuters) - India's Reliance Industries Ltd, operator of the world's largest refining complex, will ​buy up to 150,000 barrels per day of Russian oil ‌from February for its domestic market-focused refinery, a company executive said on Thursday. Reuters earlier this ‌month reported that Reliance was set to receive sanctions-compliant Russian oil in February and March after a one-month pause. Reliance last received Russian crude in December after securing a one-month U.S. concession that allowed it to wind ⁠down dealings with the Russian ‌oil producer Rosneft beyond a November 21 deadline. The U.S. imposed sanctions on Rosneft and fellow Russian oil giant ‍Lukoil in October but non-sanctioned Russian companies and trading intermediaries have continued sales. Reliance was previously importing Russian crude under a long-term agreement with Rosneft for 500,000 ⁠barrels per day (bpd) for its 1.4 million-bpd ​Jamnagar refinery complex in Gujarat state.