Nikki Haley says India should take US’ point seriously on Russian oil, Trump needs to speak to Modi ‘sooner the higher’

Nikki Haley thinks India should story Trump’s point seriously on Russian oil.

Former US ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley stated India should take Donald Trump’s point seriously and work with the White House to discover a answer to the tariff warfare. The assertion is from the identical opinion piece that Haley wrote for Newsweek just lately wherein she stated India is important for the US and should be handled like the “prized free and democratic partner. The Indian-origin Republican leader drew flak in her party for taking the side of India in the ongoing tariff war. But Saturday she highlighted a part of her Newsweek opinion piece in which she sounded a warning for India as well. “India should take Trump’s point over Russian oil seriously, and work with the White House to discover a answer. The sooner the higher. Decades of friendship and good will between the world’s two largest democracies present a stable foundation to transfer previous the present turbulence. Navigating points like commerce disagreements and Russian oil imports calls for laborious dialogue. But, we should not lose sight of what issues most: our shared objectives. To face China, the United States will need to have a good friend in India,” Nikki Haley posted sharing the opinion piece.

What Nikki Haley said on the US-India tariff war

Nikki Haley said Trump is right to target India’s massive Russian oil purchases which are helping to fund Putin’s war against Ukraine. But India is not an adversary and is essential in helping the US move its critical supply chains away from China. “India’s significance is much more profound. Home to greater than a sixth of humanity, India surpassed China as the world’s most populous nation in 2023, with a younger workforce that contrasts with China’s growing old one. It is the world’s fastest-growing main economic system—quickly to eclipse Japan as the world’s fourth largest,” she wrote. India’s rise does not threaten the free world, Nikki Haley wrote, stating that the US should reverse the downward spiral between India and the US.