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#WATCH | Washington, DC: On US President Donald Trump's statement regarding tariffs on India, former National Security Advisor of the United States, John Bolton, says, "It shows why Trump doesn't have any strategic sense at all for what's in America's best interest... We need to be working with India,... Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and others against the threat. But Trump is just obsessed with these tariffs and the oil sales. He has added a tariff on India, but not on China, which purchases considerably more Russian oil, or on other countries like Turkey that buy a lot of Russian oil. It caused real trouble in the US-India relations... I wish there were some way we could get him and Modi talking directly again and see if they could find a solution..."show more

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#WATCH | Washington, DC | On the bilateral meeting between PM Modi and US President Donald Trump, Former National Security Advisor of the United States, John Bolton, says, "...It was important for Trump and Modi to meet again. Trump has always believed he has a good personal relationship with Modi. I am hoping that the trade and tariff issues, can be put behind us. I am personally opposed to Trump's tariff program. I think it's a big mistake. It has been applied unfairly to India, much more so than to China. I hope it emerges for the first time that a strategic discussion between Trump and Modi on how to deal with the Chinese threat..."

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#WATCH | Washington DC | Senior Advisor at CSIS, Richard Rossow, says, "It looks like both sides have agreed for the US to get better market access into India, including dropping non-tariff barriers, as President Trump mentioned, and also removing most of the tariffs that the US had placed on India... What we don’t know is what other things were included. There’s also the agreement that India will buy $500 billion worth of American goods, but we don’t know the details of that or the time frame..." On Indian purchase of Russian oil, he says, "The previous times the US pressured India about where it was buying hydrocarbons, most notably from Venezuela and Iran, India complied when the US presented a real threat... From India’s perspective, the US is by far its most important export market in both goods and services... India got tariffs reduced in exchange for market access, which India has done with other trade partners. It’s a deal both leaders thought was worth finalising..."

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US confirms India is still buying Russian oil despite 25% tariff penalty "India has made a lot of progress on this. I'm in contact with my Indian counterpart. But India still has a way to go. They like the discount on Russian oil. We expect India to wind down purchases."

US confirms India is still buying Russian oil despite 25% tariff penalty "India has made a lot of progress on this. I'm in contact with my Indian counterpart. But India still has a way to go. They like the discount on Russian oil. We expect India to wind down purchases."

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President Trump said he had agreed on a trade deal with India that slashes US tariffs on Indian goods to 18% from 50% in exchange for India lowering trade barriers and stopping its purchases of Russian oil

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#WATCH | Washington DC, USA | On 50% tariff imposed by the US on India, Washington DC-based South Asia analyst, Michael Kugelman says, "Bangladesh, Pakistan, Vietnam are competitors of India in textile exports and since they face lower tariffs as compared to India, India could be disadvantaged if it does not adjust. I am sure India has already thought through walk-arounds. It will be significant for New Delhi to step up and conclude new trade deals with other key export destinations such as the EU, and we know that there have been talks between the two recently... It could reduce the potential danger the tariffs could pose..."

#WATCH | Washington DC, USA | On 50% tariff imposed by the US on India, Washington DC-based South Asia analyst, Michael Kugelman says, "Bangladesh, Pakistan, Vietnam are competitors of India in textile exports and since they face lower tariffs as compared to India, India could be disadvantaged if it does not adjust. I am sure India has already thought through walk-arounds. It will be significant for New Delhi to step up and conclude new trade deals with other key export destinations such as the EU, and we know that there have been talks between the two recently... It could reduce the potential danger the tariffs could pose..."

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#WATCH | New York | Responding to a question by ANI on secondary sanctions imposed on India by the US for importing Russian oil, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov says, "(The economic partnership between India and Russia) is not under threat... The Indian Prime Minister and the Minister of Foreign Affairs have made it clear that India chooses its own partners. If the US has proposals on how to enrich bilateral trade between the US and India, they are prepared to discuss the terms for that, whatever terms the US might put forth. But when it comes to trade, investment, economic, military, technological, and other relations between India and third states, it is something that India will discuss only with those states in question." (Source: UNTV via Reuters)

#WATCH | New York | Responding to a question by ANI on secondary sanctions imposed on India by the US for importing Russian oil, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov says, "(The economic partnership between India and Russia) is not under threat... The Indian Prime Minister and the Minister of Foreign Affairs have made it clear that India chooses its own partners. If the US has proposals on how to enrich bilateral trade between the US and India, they are prepared to discuss the terms for that, whatever terms the US might put forth. But when it comes to trade, investment, economic, military, technological, and other relations between India and third states, it is something that India will discuss only with those states in question." (Source: UNTV via Reuters)

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'We have put tariffs on India for buying Russian oil. If things with Putin don't go well, I could see tariffs going up. The Europeans also need to join us in these sanctions," says US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent

'We have put tariffs on India for buying Russian oil. If things with Putin don't go well, I could see tariffs going up. The Europeans also need to join us in these sanctions," says US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent

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#WATCH | US | White House Trade Adviser Peter Navarro says, "In India, 25% tariffs were put in place because they cheat us on trade. Then 25% because of the Russian oil... In many ways, the road to peace runs through New Delhi..." He said, "Prior to Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, India bought virtually no Russian oil... The argument now, when this percentage has gone up to 30-35%, that somehow they need Russian oil, is nonsense... Russian refiners have gotten in bed with Italian refiners in a game in which they get cheap Russian crude at a discount. Then they make refined products, which they sell at premium prices into Europe, Africa and Asia... In India, 25% tariffs were put in place because they cheat us on trade. Then 25% because of the Russian oil... They have higher tariffs, Maharaja tariffs... We run a massive trade deficit with them. So that hurts American workers and businesses. Then they use the money that they get from us when they sell us stuff to buy Russian oil, which then is processed by refiners, and they make a bunch of money there, but then the Russians use the money to build more arms and kill Ukrainians. So American taxpayers have to provide more aid, military style, to the Ukrainians. That's insane, and President Trump sees that chessboard beautifully... In many ways, the road to peace runs through New Delhi..." (Source: C-SPAN)

#WATCH | US | White House Trade Adviser Peter Navarro says, "In India, 25% tariffs were put in place because they cheat us on trade. Then 25% because of the Russian oil... In many ways, the road to peace runs through New Delhi..." He said, "Prior to Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, India bought virtually no Russian oil... The argument now, when this percentage has gone up to 30-35%, that somehow they need Russian oil, is nonsense... Russian refiners have gotten in bed with Italian refiners in a game in which they get cheap Russian crude at a discount. Then they make refined products, which they sell at premium prices into Europe, Africa and Asia... In India, 25% tariffs were put in place because they cheat us on trade. Then 25% because of the Russian oil... They have higher tariffs, Maharaja tariffs... We run a massive trade deficit with them. So that hurts American workers and businesses. Then they use the money that they get from us when they sell us stuff to buy Russian oil, which then is processed by refiners, and they make a bunch of money there, but then the Russians use the money to build more arms and kill Ukrainians. So American taxpayers have to provide more aid, military style, to the Ukrainians. That's insane, and President Trump sees that chessboard beautifully... In many ways, the road to peace runs through New Delhi..." (Source: C-SPAN)

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#WATCH | Delhi| On India-US trade agreement, Congress MP Manish Tewari says," President Trump's social media post has very portentous implications for India's national security. In my recently released book, I had categorically said that India should not have changed its energy profile in March of 2022, that is, start buying discounted Russian oil. The government's defence at that time was that if we are getting cheaper oil from any source, then we will go ahead and buy it. Now, President Trump says India has agreed to buy no oil from Russia, so we will buy oil from Venezuela. In addition to that, while Indian imports will be taxed at 18%, American exports to India will have zero per cent tariff. In a social media post, the US Secretary of Agriculture has claimed that India has given unprecedented access to its agricultural markets for the export of produce from the US. In addition to this, there is commitment by India to buy USD 500 billion worth of energy, technology, agricultural products and other goods from the US. If you have the President of another country announcing contours of what is purportedly a bilateral trade deal, then it transgresses and infringes upon and undermines your strategic autonomy..."

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