India's External Affairs Minister has publicly called US tariffs imposed on the country "very unfair," specifically referencing penalties for sourcing energy from Russia. The minister pointed out that other countries, including those in Europe, are also buying Russian oil without facing similar repercussions, highlighting a perceived double standard. This statement comes amid ongoing trade discussions with the United States where a resolution has not yet been reached. The minister conveyed a key message: "we have publicly said we regard it as very unfair, which has picked on us for sourcing energy from Russia, when of course there are other countries who have done so." While acknowledging the issues, the minister suggested they should be seen in proportion and not as a fundamental threat to the overall relationship, confirming that both countries are actively working to resolve the tensions.
