Putin CRUSHES Ukraine Talks, Blow To Trump? Russia Sends 100s Of Missiles Into Zelensky Territory
India has welcomed the Trump–Putin summit in Alaska, praising the pursuit of diplomacy, but strongly opposed Washington's new tariff threats. The Modi government faces a 25% duty on exports starting August 27, a move explicitly linked to India's Russian oil imports. While Trump claimed Moscow had already lost India as a client, New Delhi dismissed the assertion, highlighting its reliance on discounted crude to ensure energy security. India condemned the tariffs as 'unfair and unjustified,' warning of severe impact on textiles, marine, and leather exports. With China and India as Moscow's top oil buyers, global energy geopolitics now collides with trade war risks. As India awaits clarity on the summit's next steps, New Delhi is preparing to defend its economic interests while continuing to call for dialogue and peace in Ukraine.
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