US EditionRussia and India Talk up 'Strategic Partnership' After Trump Tariff Hike
- Russia and India emphasized their strategic partnership during bilateral security talks in Moscow on August 7, following U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff hike on Indian imports due to oil purchases from Russia.
- Trump's new 25% tariff on Indian goods, effective August 28, represents a significant decline in U.S.-India relations, jeopardizing India's access to its main export market.
- Indian National Security Adviser Ajit Doval highlighted strong relations with Russia, stating, 'We have now established very good relations, which we value very much, a strategic partnership between our countries.'
- Both nations committed to active cooperation for a more just world order and addressing modern challenges, per Russian Security Council Secretary Sergei Shoigu.
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Russia and India want to strengthen their cooperation.
India-Russia bear hug is another Trump self-goal
Though India and Russia had strong ties, New Delhi was trying to balance that as relations with the US were on the upswing. However, Donald Trump's tariff bazooka might see India's Russia hug get tighter. Russian President Putin is set to visit New Delhi later this year. Trump has, ironically, driven India towards Russia like the US did with its arms embargo in the mid-60s.
"Russia and India are united by strong bonds of friendship that have resisted the test of time," said the Secretary of the Security Council of Russia
Russia, India Talk Up 'Strategic Partnership' after Trump Tariff Hike - Other Media news - Tasnim News Agency
TEHRAN (Tasnim) – Russia and India stressed their commitment to a "strategic partnership" in bilateral security talks in Moscow on Thursday, a day after US President Donald Trump announced higher tariffs on imports from India because of its purchases of Russian oil.
Russia, India talk up strategic partnership after tariff hike
TEHRAN, Aug. 07 (MNA) – Russia and India stressed their commitment to a "strategic partnership" in bilateral security talks in Moscow on Thursday, a day after US President Donald Trump announced higher tariffs on imports from India.
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