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India rejects Trump's Russian oil claim

Trump says India will soon stop buying Russian oil

U.S. President Donald Trump reiterated on Friday that India will stop purchasing crude oil from Russia as part of a pressure campaign on Moscow to end the war with Ukraine. Earlier in the week, Trump said Prime Minister Narendra Modi told him India would stop buying oil from Russia,

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India will not be buying oil from Russia, Trump repeats

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India Responds to Trump’s Claim About Russian Oil Pledge

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Trump Doubles Down on Russian Oil Bluff Despite MEA Fact-Check, Repeats India-Pak Ceasefire Claim

Donald Trump’s “India moment” seems to be built on bluster.

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Trump Again Claims India Will Soon Stop Buying Russian Oil

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‘India will not be buying Russian oil anymore’: Trump again claims despite New Delhi’s denial of talks with PM Modi

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Trump's ‘destroy career’ jibe at ‘great friend’ Modi gets a firm Indian response

India's external affairs ministry also issued a statement, asserting its priorities in deciding whom to buy from.

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India Tiptoes Around Trump’s Latest Claims on Russian Oil Purchases

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India reacts as Trump claims Modi will stop Russian oil | Vantage With Palki Sharma

India has responded to claims made by Donald Trump stating that Prime Minister Modi assured him that India would stop importing oil from Russia. Trump mentioned he received this assurance recently, but New Delhi has clarified there was no such phone conversation on that day.

Russia’s energy ties based on India’s national interest, says Ambassador Denis Alipov

Russian Ambassador emphasizes cost-effective energy ties with India despite U.S. pressure, highlighting importance of national interests in cooperation.

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India considers negotiations with Russia for transport of Mongolian minerals via its rail system

India has announced appointment of defence attaché in Ulaanbaatar, signing a raft of MoUs with Mongolia. President Khurelsukh Ukhnaa is on four-day state visit to New Delhi.