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India has firmly rejected U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariff threats over its continued purchase of Russian oil, vowing not to bow to external pressure. In a defiant statement, New Delhi reminded Washington that India stood its ground during past crises — including the 1971 war — and will do so again. Calling Trump’s warnings “unjustified” and the West’s stance “hypocritical,” India asserted its sovereign right to choose trade partners. The move underscores New Delhi’s determination to protect its energy security and strategic independence despite mounting U.S. pressure.

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00:00on august 5 1971 as the winds of war stirred the subcontinent the indian army issued a reminder
00:07that history cannot be forgotten a newspaper clipping shared by the army boldly stated
00:13u.s arms worth two billion dollars shipped to pakistan since 1954. it was a stark flashback
00:20to a time when america backed pakistan even as india fought a just war to liberate bangladesh
00:26india stood tall then and it stands tall now fast forward to 2025 as tensions once again rise
00:33between washington and new delhi this time over india's oil imports from russia india is not
00:39blinking when u.s president donald trump threatened to hike tariffs on indian goods india did not just
00:45react it responded with facts firmness and foresight in a sharply worded statement the ministry of
00:52external affairs pushed back calling the criticism unjustified and unreasonable india's message was
00:58clear our crude oil purchases from russia are not political they are practical dictated by global
01:05market realities and essential for our economic security while the west reaches sanctions india
01:11pointed to the west's own trade practices reminding the world that the eu's russian lng imports hit a
01:19record 16.5 million tons in 2024 the u.s continues to import uranium palladium and even fertilizers from
01:28russia so why single out india let's not forget india is the world's fastest growing major economy
01:36a 3.7 trillion dollar powerhouse from silicon valley to wall street america needs india as much as india
01:44needs the united states yes trade talks are ongoing with the next round set for august 25th in new
01:50delhi and yes there are disagreements especially over agriculture and genetically modified foods but
01:57india's position is firm millions of indian farmers cannot be sacrificed at the altar of market access
02:05in 2024 2025 india u.s trade hit 186 billion dollars and counting with india enjoying a 44.4 billion dollar
02:17surplus that's not a dependency it's strategic partnership from 1971 to today india has never
02:26caught down not when arms were sent to our adversaries not now when oil and tariffs are used as a tool
02:34of pressure so the bottom line is india walks with dignity deals with fairness and stands for its own
02:42national interest always subscribe to one india and never miss an update download the one india app now
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