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India slams US, EU criticism over Russian oil imports as ‘unjustified’

August 5, 2025
in Asia

India’s Foreign Ministry Rejects Unjustified Criticism from US and EU for Russian Oil Imports

On Monday, India’s Foreign Ministry stood firm against criticism from the United States and European Union over its import of Russian oil. In a statement, the ministry called the moves “unjustified” and promised to safeguard its interests while maintaining strong ties with both Russia and the US.

The issue of India’s oil imports from Russia has been a hot topic in recent weeks, with the US and EU expressing concerns over India’s growing dependence on Russian oil. This has led to speculation that the US and EU may impose sanctions on India, causing widespread worry and speculation in the country.

However, India’s Foreign Ministry has made it clear that these concerns are unwarranted. In fact, India views its relationship with Russia as a vital partnership that has stood the test of time. India has been importing oil from Russia for decades, and this has played a crucial role in meeting the country’s energy demands.

India also values its relations with the US and the EU, but it should not come at the cost of its long-standing partnership with Russia. The US and EU’s criticism of India’s oil imports is not only unjustified but also goes against the spirit of friendly relations between nations.

The Foreign Ministry’s statement highlighted the fact that India is a sovereign nation and is free to choose its partners in trade and commerce. India has always believed in maintaining an independent foreign policy and will not succumb to external pressure in such matters.

Moreover, India’s oil imports from Russia are strictly in line with international laws and regulations. India is a responsible nation and will continue to abide by all international norms and commitments. The US and EU’s concerns regarding Russia’s involvement in global politics should not have any bearing on India’s trade relations with the country.

It is important to note that India’s import of Russian oil has not only benefitted the Indian economy but has also played a significant role in strengthening the bilateral relations between the two countries. India and Russia have a shared history, and their strategic partnership has been a source of stability in the region. India’s oil imports from Russia are a testament to the strong bond between the two nations and should not be viewed in a negative light.

At a time when the world is facing unprecedented challenges, it is crucial for countries to come together and support each other. The US and EU’s criticism of India’s oil imports does not serve any constructive purpose and only creates unnecessary tension. India remains committed to maintaining friendly relations with all its trade partners, including the US and EU.

In light of the above, India’s Foreign Ministry has called for a more positive approach from the US and EU. Instead of criticizing India’s trade choices, they should focus on further strengthening their ties with the country. India has always been open to constructive dialogue and will continue to engage with its trade partners to address any concerns.

In conclusion, India’s Foreign Ministry has made it clear that the criticism over its Russian oil imports is unfounded and unjustified. India values its relations with all nations and will continue to maintain its interests while adhering to international laws and norms. It is time for the US and EU to adopt a more positive approach towards India and work towards enhancing their trade relations, rather than creating unnecessary roadblocks.

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