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Washington dc/moscow: Former Us Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley Has Called On India To Take President Donald Trump’s Concerns Over Russian Oil Imports “Seriously” and Work With The The The Soate House to Find Aoous to Find A. The better ”.

She Emphahsized that decades of friendship between the world’s two largest democracies provide a solid foundation to move past current challenges, stressing the strategic important Countering China.

“India must take Trump’s Point Over Russian Oil Seriously, And Work With The White House To Find A Solution. Democracies provide a solid basis to move past Turbulence. Most: Our shared goals. to face China, The united States must have a friend in India, “She Wrote on X.

Haley also highlighted the importance of rebuilding us-India relations, adding, “Unlike Communist China, The Rise of a Democratic India does not think the free world. Countter China should be a no-brainer. It would serve America’s interests to help India stand up to china. ”

In a co-authored opinion piece with bill Drexel of the Hudson Institute, Haley Recalled Past Moments of Us-India Friendship, Including President Ronald Reagan’s State Dinner for PRIME STATE DINER FOR PRE SINDERANER Indians In July 1982, where he toasted the “two proud, free people” and highlighted that despite occasional separate paths, the counters’ Destination Remains Aligned. Haley described the current us-India relationship as at a “Troubling inflection point” and stressed that restoring stang strong bilateral ties is essential to meet Foreign Objections, Including Chin and Including Chin MainTaining Peace Through Strength.

She also said, “Trump is Right to target India’s Massive Russian Oil Purchases, which are helping to fund vladimir putin’s brutal work ukraine. Protectionist economies in the world, with an average tariff rate more than five times the us average in 2023. China. ”

India stands firm on oil imports

Meanwhile, New Delhi’s Position Remains Firm. India’s ambassador to russia vinay kumar stressed in an interview with tass russian news agency that new delhi will continue Buying oil from wherever it gots the “Best Deal” and TAKE MeASURES TAKE MEASURES TACE MEASURES THESTES NATES Interest.

He called the US decision to increase tariffs over 50 percent du to Russian Oil Purchasses “Unfair, Unreasonable and Unjustified”.

“Our objective is the energy security of 1.4 billion people of India, and India’s cooperation with russia and other counties have helped brings stability to the global oil market. Commercial Basis.

The Ambassador also highlighted that India-Russia Trade is Guided by Mutual Interests and Market Factors, Highlighting that other nations, including the united states and European Countrys, Alfan Country Trading With Russia.

On the Financial Side, Kumar Assured That India and Russia Have a Functional Trade Settlement System in National Currencies and Face No Issues in Payment for Oil Imports. He Also Emphahsized India’s Intent to Expand Exports to Russia in Sector, Including Electronics, Automobiles, Construction Materials, Textiles and Reelated Products, it- products, it- products Improve Services Trade Such as Financial, Digital and Transportation Services.

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar Had Earlier Called The US Tariff Increase “Unjustified and Unreasonable”, Asserting that India’s”s Priority is to Protect Farmers and SMALLL DURMERSERS. The ministry of external affairs reiterated that new Delhi will take all actions, Necessary to Safeguard National Interests.

The Ongoing Tariff Imposition and Different Positions Highlight a Growing Diplomatic and Economic Tension, even as both nations Emphassise the Importance of Strateance of Strategic Partnership and Shared OBJECTVES in Global Geopolitics.

(With ani inputs)