By Admin 
The way US President Donald Trump put indiscriminate tariffs, India and China came together before the economic turmoil. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who came to attend the SCO Summit in Tianjin, met Chinese President Xi Jinping and the two countries showed solidarity and sent a message to Trump that elephants and dragons had come together. Trump’s trade advisor Peter Navaro, who was stunned by India-China, once again said about India that he is financed by Ukraine War.
Peter Navaro gave a statement against India and said that Russia’s ‘war machine’ is being promoted by India buying Russian oil. Criticizing India, Navaro said, ‘India is fining Russia to continue war in Ukraine by purchasing Russian oil. India is increasing the war by purchasing cheap oil from Russia.
India used to buy very little oil from Russia before Ukraine war: Navaro
In an interview to Fox News, Peter Navaro said that India had not only bought Russian oil, but also bought a very small amount of Russian oil before Russian President Vladimir Putin invaded Ukraine. After all, what happened is that Russian refiners joined with big oil companies in India.
India earning money with Russian oil: Navaro
He said, ‘Putin gives exemption on crude oil to Indian Prime Minister Modi. They refine it and send it to Europe, Africa and Asia and earn a lot of money. This promotes the Russian war machine. India is nothing but a laundry machine for Kremlin, which is helping Russia kill Ukrainians.
Peter Navaro has given statements against India before
Trump’s advisor Navaro has given statements against India earlier and has described India as a financer of Ukraine War. He had said, ‘American consumers buy Indian goods, while India keeps out American exports through high tariffs. India uses our dollar to buy concessional dandruff crude oil.
Meeting between PM Modi and Xi Jinping
In Tianjin, China, there was bilateral talks between PM Modi and President Xi Jinping on Sunday (August 31) on the sidelines of the SCO Summit. During this time, the two countries expressed their commitment to increase their cooperation and strengthen relations. The Ministry of External Affairs said in a statement that PM Modi and Jinping emphasized the need to increase the shared base on challenges such as bilateral, regional and global issues. Also reiterated that India and China are partners of development, not rivals and differences should not be changed into controversies. According to the ministry, Prime Minister Modi invited President Xi for the BRICS summit, which India will host in 2026.
America imposed 50 percent tariff on India
Donald Trump had imposed a 25 percent tariff on India, but by making excuses for the purchase of oil from Russia, he imposed a 25 percent tariff, which has come into force from 27 August. Trump’s tariff is likely to cause damage to India in many sectors, in view of which India is looking for different markets for different sectors. Meanwhile, relations with China are also getting better, in such a situation, Trump’s tariff is not expected to have much effect.
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