‘India will keep paying tariffs if …’: Trump’s warning on Russian oil; repeats spoke to PM Modi claim
US President Donald Trump has once again warned India of “massive” tariffs if it continues to purchase Russian oil, claiming Prime Minister Modi personally assured him of a halt. Earlier, the ministry of external affairs has rejected these remarks, stating its energy policy prioritizes consumer interests and stable, secure supplies through diversified sourcing.🕒 1 min read
US President Donald Trump has once again warned India of “massive” tariffs if it continues to purchase Russian oil, claiming Prime Minister Modi personally assured him of a halt. Earlier, the ministry of external affairs has rejected these remarks, stating its energy policy prioritizes consumer interests and stable, secure supplies through diversified sourcing.
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