Mark Rutte has warned India, Brazil and China that they could face secondary sanctions if they continue to do business with Russia.

New Delhi’s decisions are based on ‘what is there on offer in the markets’, said the Ministry of External Affairs.

Commenting on the matter, Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said that India's domestic needs depend on the current market scenario and geopolitical conditions, and warned the ...

India has firmly rejected NATO's warning of secondary sanctions, asserting it will continue to purchase oil from Russia or ...

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India has rejected Nato chief Mark Rutte’s warning about buying Russian oil and has flagged double standards of the West. For ...

MEA says securing India's energy needs is a top priority and cautions against double standards amid NATO threat of secondary ...

India's External Affairs Ministry rebuffed NATO chief Rutte's warning of secondary sanctions for purchasing Russian oil, ...

India has hit back at NATO chief Mark Rutte’s warning that countries continuing oil trade with Russia may face “100% secondary sanctions.” The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), in a strong response, ...

India rejects NATO's warning on secondary sanctions, prioritising energy security and cautioning against double standards.

Mark Rutte had warned that US President Trump could impose sanctions on India, China, Brazil if they maintain trade with ...