‘Laundromat For Kremlin’: Donald Trump Aide Accuses India Of ‘Perpetuating Russia-Ukraine War, Not Creating Peace’ | India News

Peter Navarro, a White House Trade Advisor, who increased Ante on India’s purchase of oil from Russia, accused the new Delhi of serving as “laundry” for the Kremlin.

Navarro referred to the Russian-Ukraine conflict, claimed that he did not recognize India’s role in bloodshed. He said that the new Delhi’s decision to buy oil from Russia is “does not create peace, to maintain the war”.

“India does not seem to want to recognize the role of bloodshed. Relaxing to Xi Jinping. They need (Russian) oil. This is a refined plan. A laundry for the Kremlin. A great leader. A great leader.

India does not need Russian oil

He argued that India did not need Russian oil, that Moscow imported less than one percent of India’s oil in February 2022 before the occupation of Ukraine from Russia, and now it was according to its share of 35-40%.

“Before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, India did not buy almost no Russian oil.

Navarro also claimed that the United States has brought 25% tariff to India on what it defines as unfair trade practices, and then the new Delhi followed 25% of Russian oil imports.

“In India, 25% tariffs were made because they cheated on us in trade. Then there are 25% higher tariffs and Maharaja tariffs due to Russian oil. We carry out a large trade deficit with them.” He said.

According to him, India’s buying oil from Russia produces profits that indirectly finance the Kremlin’s weapon production, increase the conflict in Ukraine and force the US to provide more military aid.

“Thus, they hurt American workers and businesses. Then they use the money they receive from us when they sell something to buy Russian oil, then they are processed by refinery and earn a lot of money there, but then the Russians use the money to kill the Ukrainians. Peace passes through the new Delhi, “he said.

Navarro’s words came after a short time, when he emphasized the importance of acting as “award -winning free and democratic partner, in India’s effort to fight against China’s influence of China. He wrote in Newsweek and warned that the danger of 25-year stable progress in the US-India relations would be a “strategic disaster ..

Trump announced a 25% tariff on Indian goods in July despite the hopes of a temporary trade agreement that could help avoid steep tasks. Days later, it applied 25%, increased the total to 50%, and continued to buy India’s Russian oil.

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