‘US must respect India's right to defend itself’: Former US Secretary Blinken backs India's self-defence rights
Antony Blinken said Washington must respect India's right to defend itself against terrorism, describing US ties with New Delhi as global and its relationship with Islamabad as primarily regional.
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U.S. must respect India’s right to defend itself, maintain zero tolerance towards terrorism: Blinken“India is a global force,” Mr. Blinken said, adding that the relationship and shared interests between Washington and New Delhi were “really global in nature”The Hindu · 3h ago · 👁 1 read- India-US Ties ‘Global’, Pakistan ‘Regional’: Blinken Backs New Delhi's Right To Self-DefenceFormer US Secretary of State Antony Blinken described the India-US relationship as a global partnership driven by shared strategic interests.News 18 · 18h ago
India-US ties ‘global’, Pakistan relationship ‘regional’: Blinken backs India’s right to defend itselfThe former US Secretary of State called Washington's ties with New Delhi global and its relationship with Islamabad regional, while stressing India's right to respond to terrorism and discussing ...Firstpost · 20h ago · 👁 1 read
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