Trump Has Nothing but Praise for Modi at G7 After Tensions over US Military Strike, Trade
- On Wednesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Donald Trump discussed strengthening India-United States relations, noting bilateral ties have gained 'new speed and new energy' since their last productive meeting in Washington.
- Modi praised Trump's efforts in West Asia, expressing hope that 'a lasting peace will be established' while emphasizing the strategic importance of keeping the Strait of Hormuz open for global trade.
- Addressing the safety of Indian seafarers, Modi stated 'the safety of seafarers will be ensured and will be given priority in this deal,' noting millions serve in global maritime trade.
- Responding to questions regarding a trade deal, Trump called Modi 'a very tough negotiator,' noting the countries are 'very close' to finalizing an agreement after their 'great relationship.'
- Trump described defense ties as strong, promising the United States would support India if attacked without a formal contract, while affirming 'as long as he is the leader, India is going to do very well.
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Trump praises Modi as ‘angel,’ ‘killer’
US President Donald Trump said he would visit India soon, an apparent effort to smooth over rocky relations with New Delhi. At their G7 meeting Wednesday, Trump praised Indian leader Narendra Modi as an “angel” but “total killer,” referencing the yearlong tough negotiations that are yet to produce a trade deal between the two countries. A “fusillade of actions” by Trump have hurt India’s economy and pride, The New York Times wrote, namely imposi…
Trump has nothing but praise for Modi at G7 after tensions over US mil
EVIAN-LES-BAINS, France (AP) — U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday sought to show there was no daylight between him and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, effusively describing Modi as his loyal friend even as their relationship is tested by trade tensions , oil sanctions and, most recently, a U.S. military strike that killed three Indian mariners. The leaders’ meeting came just a week after three Indian sailors were killed in a strike on…
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