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Trump says India and Russia appear "lost" to "deepest, darkest China"

  • U.S. President Donald Trump stated that India and Russia seem lost to China following a meeting at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit.
  • India's Ministry of External Affairs emphasized the importance of U.S.-India relations, stating that they share a global strategic partnership.
  • The Trump administration recently doubled tariffs on Indian goods to 50%, alleging that India's imports fuel Russia's war in Ukraine.
  • A spokesperson for India asserted the importance of the U.S.-India relationship, emphasizing their comprehensive global strategic partnership.
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US President Donald Trump believes that Russia and India are turning more strongly towards China, and hints that he is not ...

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At the summit of the Shanghai Organization for Cooperation in Beijing, China's leader Xi stages the close-up with his allies Russia, North Korea, and Belarus. Donald Trump's event calls for a snappy reaction. Now, the US President is following up.

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