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🚨IS INDIA🇮🇳 A TROJAN HORSE WITHIN BRICS? ‘I think that India has been a problem for the BRICS. I think perhaps the major problem for the BRICS is India. India is an outlier. I don’t want to exaggerate, but some people even say that India’s a sort of Trojan... horse inside BRICS. I wouldn’t go that far, but I do think that Modi has shown some strange things from my perspective. How can he support Israel? How can he have a good relationship with Netanyahu when Netanyahu and Israel are doing what they’re doing? What does that say about India? How do the Indian people feel when they see their government supporting a genocide in Gaza and silent on unilateral attacks against Iran by the US and Israel? I understand what the motivations of India are. You know, also India fears China and feels the need to maintain a certain proximity with the US. But that has become a major factor of weakness inside the BRICS grouping, in my opinion.’ -Prof. Paulo Nogueira Batista Jr., former Vice President of the New Development Bank, on the latest episode of Going Underground ahead of the BRICS+ Summit in Rio FULL INTERVIEW BELOW IN THE REPLIES👇 Paulo Nogueira Batista Jr.show more

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FULL INTERVIEW:

IT_Guy1 year ago

@afshinrattansi #India is a Trojan Horse in #BRICS? Hell YES. It's famous for changing it's master 🐍

Cookie Monsta 🍪1 year ago

India supports anything 'anti-Islam.' How y'all don't know this?

Vox Ethica1 year ago

I agree. Narendra Modi is far from trustworthy.

Michael Phillip1 year ago

So is Brazil with them blocking Venezuela

Suhan1 year ago

Indians are also Mossad agents.

ToHit11 year ago

@afshinrattansi Not sure official line on Israel, but people of India support Israel for 3 reasons 1)Their help during their Kargil War when Pakistani Army disguised as Terrorist 2)Nuclear Fuel Supply agreement with USA during George W Bush Presidency 3) Islamic Terrorism against Hindus 🤔

Funky Beach1 year ago

Just like Turkey is a Trojan Horse in NATO?

Muhammad Umerdraz1 year ago

🌀 Not a Trojan Horse, India is an indecisive buffalo, unable to decide whether to graze on Western fodder or BRICS fodder🌀

Phileus Mogg1 year ago

@afshinrattansi Brixs had many problems. How can Iran trust Russian affiliation with Israel?

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#WATCH | Washington, US: On the potential challenges regarding the 18th BRICS Summit, South Asia analyst Michael Kugelman says, "India will measure the success of this summit by its ability to produce a joint statement that is substantive... To get a joint statement, you need to produce some type of consensus within BRICS... The expansion of its membership has made it more likely that the group will be ineffective in the future because of the increasing challenge of reaching a consensus. India will face two specific challenges. One will be how to handle the issue of the war in Iran. How will they be able to find any type of common ground, given that you have both Iran and the UAE in BRICS? The second big specific challenge is the US factor, because several BRICS members—Russia and Iran, and maybe China as well—will want to have language that is very critical of the United States. India and other members of BRICS will not want to do that because they are very keen to safeguard their relationships with the United States, particularly in the case of India, which is currently engaged in very delicate negotiations with the United States toward a trade agreement."

#WATCH | Washington, US: On the potential challenges regarding the 18th BRICS Summit, South Asia analyst Michael Kugelman says, "India will measure the success of this summit by its ability to produce a joint statement that is substantive... To get a joint statement, you need to produce some type of consensus within BRICS... The expansion of its membership has made it more likely that the group will be ineffective in the future because of the increasing challenge of reaching a consensus. India will face two specific challenges. One will be how to handle the issue of the war in Iran. How will they be able to find any type of common ground, given that you have both Iran and the UAE in BRICS? The second big specific challenge is the US factor, because several BRICS members—Russia and Iran, and maybe China as well—will want to have language that is very critical of the United States. India and other members of BRICS will not want to do that because they are very keen to safeguard their relationships with the United States, particularly in the case of India, which is currently engaged in very delicate negotiations with the United States toward a trade agreement."

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