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Trump's Diwali Call with PM Modi
In a recent statement, former US President Donald Trump claimed to have spoken with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the occasion of Diwali. According to Trump, the conversation centered around India's oil imports from Russia, a topic that has been a point of contention in international relations.

Trump asserted that during the call, PM Modi assured him that India would not significantly increase its oil purchases from Russia. This claim aligns with Trump's ongoing narrative about the need for countries to reduce their dependency on Russian energy resources.
The Context of Russian Oil Imports
India, the world's third-largest oil consumer, has been under scrutiny for its energy ties with Russia, especially in light of geopolitical tensions. The United States has been vocal about its expectations for allies to limit economic engagements with Russia, particularly in the energy sector.
However, India's stance has been one of strategic autonomy, balancing its energy needs with international diplomatic pressures. The Indian government has not officially confirmed the details of the conversation as described by Trump.
For more insights on India's energy policies, visit our World News section.
Implications of Trump's Claims
Trump's reiteration of his claims about India's oil imports from Russia raises questions about the accuracy and impact of such statements. While the former president's comments may not reflect official US policy, they do influence public discourse and international perceptions.
Experts suggest that such claims could strain US-India relations if not addressed diplomatically. The Indian government, while maintaining its energy security, also seeks to preserve its strategic partnerships with global powers, including the United States.
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