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‘New Delhi committed to no longer purchasing Russian oil’: White House on India-US trade deal

The White House has underlined the close ties between US President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi while announcing a major new trade ag.

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US cuts tariffs on India to 18%, India agrees to end Russian oil purchases

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Farmers protected, will buy oil from non-sanctioned nations: Sources on India-US deal

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Trump Welcomes China To 'Make A Great Deal' On Venezuelan Oil, Suggests India Is Already 'Coming In'

President Donald Trump has revealed that China could potentially strike a deal with the U.S. to purchase Venezuelan oil.

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India to ramp up purchases of US oil, arms, aircraft; open some farm access

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Trump, Modi Reach Long-Awaited U.S.-India Trade Deal

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Factbox: Russia-India oil ties as US trade deal targets crude imports

Tighter U.S. and European Union sanctions have slowed Russian oil flows to India, with imports dropping about 22% to 1.38 million barrels per day in December from the previous month.

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'India Will Decide...': Russia Backs Delhi After US Claims PM Modi Agreed To Stop Buying Russian Oil

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Trump cuts India tariffs to 18% as Modi agrees to stop buying Russian oil

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Modi, Trump announce India-US ‘trade deal’: What we know and what we don’t

US president says deal reached with India after Modi agreed to stop buying Russian oil. But details are scarce.

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India-US Trade Deal LIVE Updates: Trump's trade representative, Modi's minister say details of agreement being finalised

India US Trade Deal LIVE Updates: Day after India and the US reached a trade agreement and Trump claimed that India has agreed to stop purchasing Russian oil, Moody's said, “India is unlikely to cease all purchases immediately which could be disruptive to India’s economic growth”.

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'Putin's customers': US senator critical of India-Russia oil trade welcomes Trump tariff relief

After Donald Trump announced a tariff cut of 18% on Indian goods and a trade deal between the United States and India, a Republican senator has took a jibe at New Delhi. Taking to social platform X, Lindsey Graham claimed that India earned the reduction in tariffs,