Posted on Feb 21, 2023
A year into the Ukraine war, the world's biggest democracy still won't condemn Russia
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
Lt Col Charlie Brown I Wouldn't Call it a Difficult Spot, India has always Portrayed Itself as the Leader of the "Non-Aligned" Nations, Sometimes working with buying from Russia. Other Times from the US and UK. I Know as a Spook I was Always Impressed How they Would Hybrid Weapons Sytems From Both Sides. I Remember when Iran Needed Someone to Repair the Kilo Subs they Bought from Russia they Hired India.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."India has solidified ties with Moscow. Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with Vladimir Putin in September and called their countries' friendship "unbreakable." He did tell the Russian president it's "not a time for war." But a year on, Modi still refuses to assign blame for the violence, and has voiced more concern over the spike in global food and fuel prices triggered by the war.
Meanwhile, as Europe eschews Russian oil and gas, India has doubled down on buying Russian oil at bargain prices — much to Washington's chagrin. And India continues to place orders for Russian-made weapons."...
..."India has solidified ties with Moscow. Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with Vladimir Putin in September and called their countries' friendship "unbreakable." He did tell the Russian president it's "not a time for war." But a year on, Modi still refuses to assign blame for the violence, and has voiced more concern over the spike in global food and fuel prices triggered by the war.
Meanwhile, as Europe eschews Russian oil and gas, India has doubled down on buying Russian oil at bargain prices — much to Washington's chagrin. And India continues to place orders for Russian-made weapons."...
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