Trump Reaffirms Strong Ties With India, Says He’s ‘Very Close To PM Modi’ During UK Visit | India News

US President Donald Trump reiterated his close relationship with India and Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday and emphasized the strong personal relationship and ongoing trade negotiations between the two countries.

Speaking to journalists after a bilateral meeting with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer during his state visit to the UK, President Trump referred to his management’s attitude towards European countries that bought oil from Russia. In doing so, he showed India as an example of a country where he shared strong ties despite trade disagreements in the past.

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The US President was also prepared in a telephone conversation with Modi before the Indian leader’s birthday. “My friend Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a great phone call. I wished him a very happy birthday! He does a tremendous job. Narendra: Thank you for your support for the end of the war between Russia and Ukraine!” Trump has released the social media platform at Hakikat Social.

“When I learned that European countries have purchased oil from Russia and know that I am very close to India, I approved them. But I also spoke with Modi and made a good statement,” Trump continues to import Russian oil.

Trump also addressed the ongoing war in Ukraine, arguing that a decline in global oil prices could force Russia to withdraw. “Very simple way, if the oil price falls, Putin will fall. There will be no option. He will fall from the war.” He said.

The renewed temperature between Washington and the new Delhi is in the midst of recently continued trade talks, which had previously applied upright tariffs up to 50%of Trump’s previously in Trump’s previous period of Indian goods.

The Indian government, which describes trade debates as “positive and forward -looking”, welcomed the development. In response to Trump’s birthday wishes, Prime Minister Modi thanked the US President and emphasized India’s commitment to strengthen the bilateral relationship.

“India, India-US is completely determined to move to new summits, India, India, India,” said Modi.

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