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Sibal discusses the ups and downs of the relations India and Russia have with countries like the U.S. and many others, emphasizing that the only union on the global stage that has maintained a positive partnership over the years without fluctuations is the one between New Delhi and Moscow. He acknowledges the challenge of the pressure from the U.S. to reduce ties with Russia but insists that India doesn't need to choose sides these days— it can pursue the best of both worlds.
He also critiques the absurdity of the U.S. trying to push India to stop buying Russian oil, pointing out that Washington previously advised New Delhi to keep buying it to stabilize prices. Now they’re shifting their stance without reason, which he says can only be described as bullying. How will India handle this situation, and what does the future hold for Moscow-New Delhi relations? Tune in to find out, only on RT!
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