U.S. doesn’t need ‘unfair trade’ with India: Peter Navarro

White House Trade Advisor Peter Navarro said that the US did not need “unfair trade ve with India, but that the new Delhi is looking for a“ desperate ”access to American markets.

In the last few weeks, Mr. Navarro made a series of critical statements against India, especially because of the continuing of Russian crude oil.

The words of the White House Trade Advisor came one day, US President Donald Trump announced that India and the United States continue negotiations to address trade barriers.

Mr. Trump said he was looking forward to talking with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a article on social media. “I am sure that it will not have difficulty in reaching a successful conclusion for both big country!” However, Mr. Navarro went to India in a series of articles about ‘X’.

“The US does not need unfair trade with India. But India needs desperate access to US markets and schools and plans to continue to take the US business,” he said.

The Trump management official also repeated his previous allegations that India has fueled Russia’s war machines.

“India is fueling Russia’s funds of war. India is protective with high tariffs. Mr. Navarro also claimed that “India’s high sky tariffs” cost the US.

“India buys Russian oil to completely profit. These revenues fuel Putin’s war machine,” he said.

The relations between the new Delhi and Washington witnessed a major decline after Mr. Trump has increased the tariffs for Indian goods, including 25% additional tasks for India’s purchasing Russian crude oil.

India described the US action as “unjust, unjust and unreasonable ..