‘India Now Explore Closer Engagement With China’: Ex-US Security Advisor Slams Trump’s 50% Tariffs | World News

Only a day after the United States brought a 50 percent tariff to Indian goods that were valid from August 27th, former US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan, President Donald Trump launched a frightening attack on the trade war with India and said he would affect the tribal relationship between Washington and New Delhi.

“The American brand globally is in the toilet. Look at India. Trump carried out a major trade attack against them. Now we have to sit with China for fence against America.” He said.

He added that Washington has been working to strengthen ties with the new Delhi for years, but Trump’s tariffs forced the relationship and forced India to “sit with China”.

“Here is a country where we are trying to establish a deeper and more sustainable relationship.

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Previously, President Donald Trump insisted that all tariffs would remain in force after the US Federal Court of Appeals decided that most of the tariffs given by the Trump administration were the most “irrelevant”.

“All tariffs are still in force! Today, an extremely partisan Court said that our tariffs should be lifted wrongly, but they know that the United States will win at the end of the United States.

The Federal Court of Appeal decided that the International Law of Emergency Economic Authorities did not give a President to bring Trump’s tariffs introduced earlier this year. Ani, according to an unpredictable view, the Federal Circuit, CNN reported that it referred to.