00:00Hello, I am a independent journalist.
00:04We have seen the commercial ministry and the commercial ministry here.
00:10The question of whether the administration is in America,
00:13whether the administration is in the US or the White House?
00:17Do you think the sensitivity of itself is in the future,
00:20so do you think the work is still under progress?
00:25What is the diplomatic norms?
00:30Okay.
00:31Madhu.
00:32Sir, Madhu.
00:33Madhu.
00:34Sir, Madhu.
00:35I'm going to use this question.
00:36LSE, the STPA is about disengagement and patrolling.
00:41There are some questions.
00:43There are some questions.
00:44There is a book called Unpublished, which is unpublished.
00:46Because both of you are participating in the MEA participants,
00:49whether it's WMCC or core commander-level talk,
00:52what should the present in the STPA,
00:54the MEA needs to express your desk?
00:56Dheri.
00:59Sir, I have a related question.
01:04Dheri from Sputnik, India.
01:05I have a related question about the Russian oil, sir, issue.
01:09Sir, what's been suggested in pro-establishment U.S. media,
01:12like Fox News and others,
01:14is that the U.S. agreed to a trade deal
01:16after India agreed to stop purchasing Russian oil.
01:20So I just want a clarification.
01:22If the U.S. asked India to stop purchasing Russian oil
01:26as a precondition for agreeing to a trade deal.
01:29And, sir, on a related note,
01:30Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova
01:33said yesterday that India-Russia Energy Corporation
01:36has been mutually beneficial for both the countries
01:39and has helped maintain stability in international crude market.
01:43Do you share that assessment, sir?
01:47Sorry, sir.
04:30As I told you, there is a history of engagement with Venezuela.
04:32We have long-standing energy partnership with them and we remain open to exploring options
04:38of availability of crude oil from Venezuela and other places depending on its commercial
04:44viability.
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