‘Won't Operate Under External Pressure’: Govt On Trump's Russia Sanctions Bill

News18 - Sep 19, 2026

Kirti Vardhan Singh said India will follow an independent foreign policy and make decisions based on the interests of its people amid concerns over US sanctions on Russia.

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