India Has Legitimate Energy Requirements, Jaishankar Tells Zelenskyy On Russian Oil
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The war in Ukraine is going on because countries like India are buying oil from Russia. Donald Trump has imposed tariffs on India with such a 'strange' argument.
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External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar has argued that reducing India’s purchases of Russian oil would not, by itself, bring an end to the conflict in Ukraine. Jaishankar made the comments during his visit to Kyiv, where he met Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha. Responding to questions about India’s continued energy imports from Russia, he said the conflict would ultimately require… Continue reading "Jaishankar says Russian oil purchases…
India Has Legitimate Energy Requirements, Jaishankar Tells Zelenskyy On Russian Oil
Kyiv: During his meeting with Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Thursday, external affairs minister S Jaishankar acknowledged Kyiv's concerns over India continuing to purchase Russian oil, but said that the energy requirements of 1.4 billion people have to be met. New Delhi has legitimate energy requirements Jaishankar said during the meeting in which bilateral ties between India and Ukraine were…
During his visit to Kiev, Jaishankar defended India's decision to buy Russian oil. He said that energy security for 1.4 billion people is India's priority, and made it clear that the war in Ukraine will not end if Russian oil is stopped; peace is possible only through dialogue and diplomacy. He rejected the argument of Western countries for sanctions.
S Jaishankar: Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar is currently in Ukraine. There, a Ukrainian journalist asked him whether India would continue to buy crude oil from Russia. To this, Jaishankar gave a realistic, talkative answer.
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