Trump says Modi has agreed to stop buying Russian oil
In a recent statement, former U.S. President Donald Trump claimed that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has agreed to halt the purchase of Russian oil. Trump made these remarks during a speech at a conservative conference in Florida. He stated that he had spoken with Prime Minister Modi, who allegedly assured him that India would no longer buy oil from Russia in light of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
The claim comes amidst global efforts to isolate Russia economically following its invasion of Ukraine. The United States and its allies have been urging countries to cut ties with Russia, including ceasing energy purchases, to put pressure on the Kremlin.
India, a significant buyer of Russian oil, has not officially confirmed Modi’s agreement to stop these imports. However, the Indian government has condemned Russia’s military actions in Ukraine and expressed concerns about the escalation of the conflict.
It remains to be seen whether India will indeed follow through on halting its oil imports from Russia and how this decision, if implemented, will impact both countries economically.
Sources:
– The statement was made by former U.S. President Donald Trump at a conservative conference. Trump has been known for his tough stance on Russia and has openly criticized countries maintaining strong economic ties with Moscow.
– Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s alleged agreement has not been independently verified. India has strategic and economic interests in maintaining a balance between the United States and Russia.
– The Indian government has not issued an official statement confirming the decision to cease buying Russian oil. India’s energy security and economic stability are crucial factors that will likely influence any such policy shift.
Fact Check:
– Claim by Donald Trump that Narendra Modi agreed to stop buying Russian oil – Unconfirmed claim. While Trump made the statement publicly, there has been no official confirmation from the Indian government regarding this decision.
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