‘Not Acceptable’: Trump Aide Slams India Over Russian Oil Imports, Accuses New Delhi Of Funding Ukraine War | World News

Days after applying a 25 percent tariff to Indian goods, US President Donald Trump criticized India for continuing to receive Russian oil, and accused Russia of indirectly financing the war in Ukraine.

Trump’s Deputy General Manager Donald Trump’s lock consultant Stephen Miller said he believes that the former president should stop the purchase of Russian oil. Miller, on Sunday morning in the futures transactions, “Trump (Trump) is definitely explained that India is unacceptable for India to continue to finance this war by buying oil from Russia,” he said.

“People will be shocked to learn that India is basically connected to China in purchasing Russian oil. This is a surprising fact.”

Meanwhile, India has not yet responded to this issue.

Trump 25% Tariff

On July 30, US President Donald Trump announced that India will face a 25 percent tariff from August 1st. While cutting the social media platform, Trump warned that India will be punished for continuing to receive military equipment and energy from Russia.

“Although India is our friend, we have done relatively less work with them for years because their tariffs are very high among the highest levels in the world and have the most exhausting and disgusting trading barriers of any country.” He said.

While India pointed out the ongoing military and energy bonds with Russia, Trump also bought the majority of military equipment from Russia and Russia’s largest energy buyer, together with China, at a time when Russia wanted to stop killing in Ukraine, “