‘Russian Market Is Open For India’: Moscow Slams ‘Unjustified, Unilateral’ US Tariffs On New Delhi | India News
Russia has clearly emerged in the midst of India in the middle of the ongoing tariff order. Roman Babushkin, who reacted to the US tariffs in the US Delhi in the United States, took action ‘unfair and unilateral’, the Russian Embassy in India. He also said that if the Indian goods face difficulties entering the US market, the Russian market is open to Indian exports.
“If Indian goods face difficulties entering the US market, the Russian market meets the exports of India,” Babushkin said. He said. Roman Babushkin hit Washington’s tariff decision and the new Delhi’s pressure on Russian crude oil purchases and said that the movements were ‘unfair and unilateral’.
‘Putin-Trump meeting was paused additional US tariffs’
“President Vladimir Putin’s visit to the United States last week, according to reports, is that President Donald Trump decided not to implement additional tariffs to India. Regardless of the global satisfaction with India, we can decide for mutual satisfaction with India.”
India-Russia bonds expansion
Roman Babushkin also stated that India-Russia relations expanded and uninterrupted. “Eam Dr S Jaishankar’s current visit to Moscow and engagement, including the engagement there, Putin’s visit to India by the end of this year is preparing the ground for the future.” He said.
If the Russian official also criticized any country, the West said it means that the nation has done everything correctly. “If the West criticizes you, it means that you do everything right … We know about the challenging conditions for India. This is the real strategic partnership we enjoy. Whatever, we are determined to eliminate any problems even during difficulties.” He said.
India-Russia trade
Russia and India can find any solution for mutual satisfaction, he said. “We have seen this sanction problem for many years, but our trade is increasing. Our trade has grown 7 times in recent years …” he said.
In the United States, which calls the US to reduce Russian oil imports, “Russia is the largest oil producer and India is the largest consumer. All kinds of unilateral action leads to interruptions in supply chains, the imbalance of global markets, in general, it does not lead to the energy security of developing countries.
