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White House Officer’s statement: Dangerous to give India to India, close to China and Russia

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Alwar Express






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The US has once again targeted India for the purchase of Russian oil. Now a white house official has said that India has increased close to Russia and China, due to which it has become risky to sell weapons. At the same time, India has made it clear that it is being targeted improperly for buying oil. The Ministry of External Affairs had said that the US and the European Union are also buyers of Russian goods.

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In the article, Peter Navaro, advisor for business affairs of White House, has written New Delhi now ‘is getting closer to both Russia and China’. He wrote, ‘If India wants to behave with us like a strategic partner, then it should also work like that.’ Earlier, on several occasions, President Donald Trump has also targeted India for the purchase of Russian oil. Navaro wrote, ‘India is working as the biggest user of Russian oil. He is turning crude oil into expensive exports and is holding the dollar to Moscow, which he needs. He said that it is risky to hand over American military capabilities to India due to India’s close relations with Russia and China.

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Trump has already imposed 25+25 percent tariffs against India. In the initial announcement, he imposed a 25 percent fee on India and due to the deficit to BRICS country and America. At the same time, India was also fined for the purchase of Russian oil during that time. He then announced an additional 25 percent additional fee and India surrounded India on buying Russian oil. It has been clear from India that whatever will be necessary in the economic interest of the country, it will be decided. At the same time, in a reply to the US, the Indian Ministry of External Affairs had said that many countries of the European Union are buying goods from Russia. At the same time, when a journalist questioned Trump about the purchase of Russian oil, he was seen avoiding answering.

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