Crude Oil: Germany spoke on India's oil purchase from Russia, we have nothing to do with

Germany's statement came out on India's policy of purchasing crude oil at a concessional rate from Russia. Let me tell you that German Ambassador to India, Philippian, clarified on Wednesday that Germany has nothing to do with it. Let us know that German Chancellor Olaf Sholj is going to visit India on a two-day visit to India on Saturday.

The Russia-Ukraine struggle will be discussed

Philip Acmanman said that this weekend will be the Russian-Ukraine conflict on the agenda of talks between German Chancellor Olaf Sholj and Prime Minister Narendra Modi this weekend and China's growing aggression in the Indian region. He said that Germany has also contacted India to end the war in Ukraine and support a proposal of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) for permanent peace there.

Philip Acmanman Nene told in a media briefing that in a meeting between German Chancellor Sholj and Prime Minister Modi, we see the Russian-Ukraine war above in the agenda. This will be an important part of the agenda. He said that Germany considers India to be a very impressive and valuable partners in considering these issues.

'Germany has nothing to do'

Asked if India does not support UNGA's upcoming proposal on Ukraine, will it be disappointing for Germany? He said that taking part in voting or staying away from it is a sovereign decision of any country. Meanwhile, when asked about the purchase of crude oil at a discounted rate from Russia by India, Philip Acmanman said that Germany has nothing to do with it.

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