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Former U.S. President Donald Trump claims Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi assured him that India will stop buying oil from Russia. But India hasn’t confirmed — or denied — the statement. As pressure builds over Russian oil imports during the Ukraine war, India insists its priority is protecting consumers and ensuring energy stability. With silence from Delhi and growing political heat at home, is India stepping away from Russian oil — or simply playing a diplomatic balancing act?
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00:00Did India really promise to stop buying Russian oil?
00:03Donald Trump says yes, but India isn't saying a word.
00:06In a bold statement from the White House,
00:08Trump claimed that Prime Minister Modi
00:10assured him India would wind down oil imports from Russia.
00:14But here's the twist.
00:15India's foreign ministry didn't confirm it or deny it.
00:19Instead, they said their top priority is protecting Indian consumers
00:22in a volatile global energy market.
00:25And right now, Russian oil is cheap and flowing steadily.
00:28So what's really going on?
00:30India has been buying discounted Russian oil
00:33since the Ukraine war began, despite pressure from the West.
00:36And Russia is now India's number one oil supplier.
00:40Trump says the halt is coming soon, just not immediately.
00:43But opposition leaders in India aren't buying it.
00:46Rahul Gandhi even accused Modi of letting Trump make decisions for India.
00:51Meanwhile, Russia says, it's India's call.
00:54So, is India backing off Russian oil or just playing both sides?
00:58Only time will tell, but the silence speaks volumes.
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