Trump says India has suggested to remove US goods rates

US President Donald Trump says India has suggested that he reduces his tariffs, “to nothing”, even when he called the current trade impression with the country a “completely one -sided disaster”.

US tariffs of 50% for goods from India – which includes a 25% punishment for Delhi’s refusal to stop buying oil from Russia – it came into force last week.

India did not respond to Trump’s last comment, but such a war on the words of Russian oil led to Delhi-Vashington’s ties Hit for all timeS

Trump’s comment coincides with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who attended the Shanhai Cooperation Summit (SCO) in Tianjin, where he met with Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Washington says Delhi indirectly funds Russia’s war in Ukraine.

“India is buying the bigger part of its oil and military products from Russia, very little from the US,” Trump wrote, adding that Delhi should reduce the rates “before.”

Earlier, Delhi said that offering oil from Russia is vital to satisfy the energy needs of its huge population.

He also called the tariffs “unfair, unjustified and unreasonable.”

Last week, Minister of Trade in the country, Piusz Goyal, said India “would” neither worship nor look weak “in his economic relations with other countries.

He also said that the country was ready to have a free trade agreement with anyone who wanted it.

On Monday, Trump wrote: “What a few people understand is that we are doing a very small business with India, but they do a huge amount of business with us. In other words, they sell us huge amounts of goods, their largest” customer “, but we sell them very little – so far a completely unilateral connection and it has been for many decades.”

The United States, until recently, the largest trading partner in India and the tariffs have aroused fears that exports and growth in the fifth largest economy in the world can suffer.

At the SCO summit, he was seen shaking hands with Putin before a meeting organized by XI.

The SCO, whose members include China, India, Iran, Pakistan and Russia, is seen as a challenge to dominate Trump and the United States at a global level.

Later, Putin and Modi spent 45 minutes in the Russian leader’s car – then Modi posted a photo of his trip along with the compliment to Putin.

Indian Prime Minister said He had a “insightful” exchange with Putin.