‘Trump Realised He Was Wrong About India…’: Ex-Diplomat Fabian On US President’s Softened Tone | India News

US President Donald Trump softened his attitude towards India-US vineyards, days after the former Indian diplomat KP Fabian said on Sunday, the US president’s aggressive trade tactics with India, especially the new Delhi’s purchase of Russian oil, said that 25 percent more tariff threats did not produce results.

Fabian, who responded to the latest change in India’s India, announced that the US has not been a solid basis for the tariffs imposed by the United States and that Trump’s assumptions underestimated India’s determination.

“Prime Minister Modi did the one that suits a sincere tweet, but we can’t conclude that I call it ‘triple t’.

Although Fabian cannot be expected to accept unilateral decisions or compelling measures, although India remains open to friendly relations and mutual trade.

Fabian, “India must realize India. India’s civilization state. India cannot be a docile camp follower of another country. India wants to be friends with everyone and wants to do business, but India cannot dictate.”

On Friday (local time), President Trump previously made an announcement at the White House, calling India-US ties as “a very special relationship” and confirmed that PM Modi would always be friends and claimed that there was nothing to worry about.

However, in contemporary times, he expressed discontent about “what he did (PM modi) what he did”.

“Are you ready to reset relations with India at this point?” When asked, US President Trump, “I will always do. I will always be friends with modi (pm). He is a great prime minister. I will always be friends, but I do not like what they do at this moment. But India and the United States have a very special relationship.

Following Trump’s statement, Prime Minister Narendra Modi responded warmly to the US president’s confirming the Indian-US ties on Saturday, and he deeply appreciates the positive evaluation of the US President’s feelings and bilateral relations “and responds completely”.

The PM Modi, which entered the X, recorded India-US ties as “forward” towards a “comprehensive and global strategic partnership.

“He deeply appreciates and responds exactly to President Trump’s feelings and the positive evaluation of our ties. India and the United States have a very positive and forward -looking comprehensive and global strategic partnership.”