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भारत के बिना नहीं चलेगा :US MP | ट्रम्प क्यों मार रहे हैं अब पलटी डिएगो गार्सिया पे दी अब चेतवानी The latest developments in US-India relations regarding Russian oil imports and the strategic role of Diego Garcia highlight evolving geopolitical dynamics in energy trade and Indian Ocean security.India's Russian oil imports remain a key point of friction with the United States. Despite claims from Washington—including statements by President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio—that India has committed to halting or significantly reducing purchases of Russian crude as part of recent trade discussions, Moscow has firmly rebutted these assertions. Russian officials emphasize there is "no reason to believe" India has changed its stance, underscoring the enduring strategic partnership and continued energy cooperation between New Delhi and Moscow. This comes amid an interim US-India trade framework where punitive tariffs on India (previously imposed over Russian oil buys) were rolled back, though debates persist about potential double standards and pressure tactics in global energy markets.Parallel to this, Diego Garcia—the remote US-UK military base in the Chagos Archipelago—has resurfaced in headlines due to ongoing concerns over its future. Under a 2025 UK-Mauritius agreement (signed in May and moving toward ratification), sovereignty over the Chagos Islands transfers to Mauritius, but the UK secures a 99-year lease for the base to ensure uninterrupted US-UK operations. President Trump has publicly warned UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer against "giving away" Diego Garcia, calling it a potential "big mistake" amid escalating US-Iran tensions and the base's critical role in power projection across the Indian Ocean, including safeguarding key oil routes and deterring threats from Iran, China, or others.Diego Garcia's strategic importance stems from its central location, supporting logistics, surveillance, and military strikes in regions vital for global energy security—directly tying into broader discussions on oil flows, including those involving Russia, India, and the US.These interconnected issues reflect shifting alliances: India's balancing act between discounted Russian energy and stronger US ties, alongside Western efforts to maintain dominance over Indian Ocean chokepoints amid rising multipolar competition.