New Delhi has dismissed reports claiming India suspended its US arms purchase plans due to tariffs imposed by President Trump as false and fabricated. Officials clarified that talks on acquiring weapons like Stryker combat vehicles and Javelin missiles remain active. A planned visit by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh to Washington for procurement announcements was canceled, but the overall defense cooperation continues. India criticized the recent US tariff hike on Russian oil imports as unfair, emphasizing ongoing strategic defense ties.
Amid tensions over US President Donald Trump’s imposed tariffs, reports claiming that India has suspended plans to purchase arms and aircraft from the United States have been dismissed as "false and fabricated" by officials in New Delhi.
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