‘History Won’t Wait For Tariffs’: Russia Hits Back At U.S. Over Sanctions, India Joins Energy Sovereignty Chorus | World News
New Delhi: As the United States tightened the tariff grip on the countries it once called partners, Russia accused Washington of pushing Washington for pushing a “neo-colonial agenda” to maintain a global domination.
Saying that sharp rebuke, sanctions and tariff walls have become a descriptive sign of today’s world, the Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Maria Zakharova.
Authorized, “politically motivated economic pressure” is now the tool that uses against the countries that choose to draw their own foreign policy paths.
Zakharova answered questions about the increasing tariff strategy of Donald Trump administration, especially on the influence of the global South countries.
He argued that this approach violated the ideals of free trade that the West once defended.
“Instead, we are now witnessing politically guided protectionism and arbitrary imposition of tariff barriers. Our strategic partner in Latin America and the Caribbean is one of the main victims of this policy.”
The authority warned that such actions have directly under the sovereignty of nations, disrupted global supply chains and accelerate the disintegration of the international economic system.
“Tariff battles or sanctions cannot stop the natural course of history, ve he said, and said that Russia continues to attract power, especially in the BRICS block.
Iz We are ready to deepen cooperation with them to resist illegal unilateral sanctions and to help shape a really polar, fair and fair international order, ”he said.
Russian words landed just a few hours after US President Trump made new threats against India.
In an article on Social, the truth hit the new Delhi’s oil trade with Moscow. “India not only buys a large amount of Russian oil, but they sell it in the open market for large snow for most of the purchased oil.
India was not silent. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a sharp refutation that advocates India’s energy policy, not geopolitical pressure, but as directed by necessity and national interests.
Mea, who calls criticism “unjust and irrational ,, clearly stated that India will continue to provide affordable energy for its citizens.
“We will take all the necessary steps to protect our national interests and economic security,” he said.
While the United States tries to reshape global trade with punishing measures, the increasing list of nations returns with Russia, India, Brazil and others, words, policies and alliances.
The next section in this war can not be made with missiles, sanctions and dominant decisions.
