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India Will Continue Paying Massive Tariffs Over "Russian Oil", Says Trump
India will continue to pay massive tariffs over "Russian oil thing", says US President Donald Trump
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Trump Again Claims India Will Soon Stop Buying Russian Oil
US President Donald Trump on Friday reiterated his claim that India has "de-escalated" on buying Russian oil, as he met his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky at the White House.
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No Phone Call Between PM, Trump: India On US President's Oil Claim
India on Thursday firmly denied claims made by US President Donald Trump that he had a recent telephonic conversation with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during which, he alleges, the PM "assured" him India would cease purchasing oil from Russia.
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"Russian Oil Important For Indian Economy": Moscow On Trump's Claims
Russia has responded to Trump's claim - that India will stop buying discounted crude oil from Moscow, purchases he has grumbled over loudly as 'supporting' Moscow's war on Ukraine - with a mention of 'trustworthy dialogue over oil and gas'.
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India Responds To Trump's Claim That PM Modi Made A Russian Oil Promise
India's consistent priority is to safeguard the interests of the Indian consumer in a volatile energy scenario, New Delhi has said in response to US President Donald Trump's claim
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"PM Modi Allows Trump To Decide": Congress On President's Russian Oil Claim
US President Donald Trump's claim that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has assured him that India will stop buying Russian oil has led to a fiery opposition backlash for the ruling BJP.
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Trump's Praise For PM Modi, Then Bizarre Remarks
US President Donald Trump has claimed Prime Minister Narendra Modi has assured Washington that New Delhi will stop buying oil from Russia soon, in what he believes would bring peace to war-torn Ukraine.
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Donald Trump Claims India Will Stop Buying Russian Oil. What Numbers Say
US President Donald Trump has claimed that India has assured him that it will curb its Russian seaborne crude exports, months after Washington slapped 25 per cent punitive tariffs on New Delhi over the purchase.
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Trump Claims PM Modi Has Assured Him "India Will Not Buy Oil From Russia"
US President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that Prime Minister Narendra Modi told him that India will stop buying oil from Russia, a move Trump described as a "big step" in efforts to isolate Moscow economically.
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Economic Ties With India Not Under Threat Due To Tariffs: Russian Minister
At the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov asserted that the economic partnership between India and Russia is "not under threat" amid the US tariffs on India for buying Russian oil.
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"Entirely Baseless": India Rejects NATO Chief's Claim On PM-Putin Discussion
Rubbishing NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte's claim that, after Donald Trump imposed a penalty on India for buying Russian oil, PM Narendra Modi is asking Vladimir Putin to "explain his strategy" on Ukraine, India has termed it baseless.
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"Delhi On Phone With Putin": NATO Chief's Big Claim Over US Tariff Impact
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte has said that US President Donald Trump's tariffs on India for purchasing Russian oil are having a "big impact" on Moscow.
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Trump Aide's "Don't Want To Punish India" Remark And A Crude Suggestion
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright has urged India to reconsider its purchases of discounted Russian crude and said Washington does not intend to punish New Delhi with punitive tariffs, but aims to bring an end to Moscow's military actions in Ukraine.
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China, India "Primary Funders" Of Ukraine War By Buying Russian Oil: Trump At UN
China and India are the "primary funders" of the Ukraine war by continuing to purchase Russian oil, US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday in his address to the UN General Assembly.
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Threats To India, China Won't Work: Russian Minister's Warning To Trump
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has criticised US rhetoric on tariffs and said that such pressure will not succeed and "ancient civilisations" such as India and China will not yield to ultimatums.
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India Will Continue Paying Massive Tariffs Over "Russian Oil", Says Trump
India will continue to pay massive tariffs over "Russian oil thing", says US President Donald Trump
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Trump Again Claims India Will Soon Stop Buying Russian Oil
US President Donald Trump on Friday reiterated his claim that India has "de-escalated" on buying Russian oil, as he met his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky at the White House.
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No Phone Call Between PM, Trump: India On US President's Oil Claim
India on Thursday firmly denied claims made by US President Donald Trump that he had a recent telephonic conversation with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during which, he alleges, the PM "assured" him India would cease purchasing oil from Russia.
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"Russian Oil Important For Indian Economy": Moscow On Trump's Claims
Russia has responded to Trump's claim - that India will stop buying discounted crude oil from Moscow, purchases he has grumbled over loudly as 'supporting' Moscow's war on Ukraine - with a mention of 'trustworthy dialogue over oil and gas'.
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India Responds To Trump's Claim That PM Modi Made A Russian Oil Promise
India's consistent priority is to safeguard the interests of the Indian consumer in a volatile energy scenario, New Delhi has said in response to US President Donald Trump's claim
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"PM Modi Allows Trump To Decide": Congress On President's Russian Oil Claim
US President Donald Trump's claim that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has assured him that India will stop buying Russian oil has led to a fiery opposition backlash for the ruling BJP.
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Trump's Praise For PM Modi, Then Bizarre Remarks
US President Donald Trump has claimed Prime Minister Narendra Modi has assured Washington that New Delhi will stop buying oil from Russia soon, in what he believes would bring peace to war-torn Ukraine.
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Donald Trump Claims India Will Stop Buying Russian Oil. What Numbers Say
US President Donald Trump has claimed that India has assured him that it will curb its Russian seaborne crude exports, months after Washington slapped 25 per cent punitive tariffs on New Delhi over the purchase.
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Trump Claims PM Modi Has Assured Him "India Will Not Buy Oil From Russia"
US President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that Prime Minister Narendra Modi told him that India will stop buying oil from Russia, a move Trump described as a "big step" in efforts to isolate Moscow economically.
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Economic Ties With India Not Under Threat Due To Tariffs: Russian Minister
At the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov asserted that the economic partnership between India and Russia is "not under threat" amid the US tariffs on India for buying Russian oil.
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"Entirely Baseless": India Rejects NATO Chief's Claim On PM-Putin Discussion
Rubbishing NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte's claim that, after Donald Trump imposed a penalty on India for buying Russian oil, PM Narendra Modi is asking Vladimir Putin to "explain his strategy" on Ukraine, India has termed it baseless.
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"Delhi On Phone With Putin": NATO Chief's Big Claim Over US Tariff Impact
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte has said that US President Donald Trump's tariffs on India for purchasing Russian oil are having a "big impact" on Moscow.
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Trump Aide's "Don't Want To Punish India" Remark And A Crude Suggestion
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright has urged India to reconsider its purchases of discounted Russian crude and said Washington does not intend to punish New Delhi with punitive tariffs, but aims to bring an end to Moscow's military actions in Ukraine.
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China, India "Primary Funders" Of Ukraine War By Buying Russian Oil: Trump At UN
China and India are the "primary funders" of the Ukraine war by continuing to purchase Russian oil, US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday in his address to the UN General Assembly.
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Threats To India, China Won't Work: Russian Minister's Warning To Trump
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has criticised US rhetoric on tariffs and said that such pressure will not succeed and "ancient civilisations" such as India and China will not yield to ultimatums.
