WASHINGTON: The war has undoubtedly happened between Russia and Ukraine. But America, which beats its vulgarity, is furious on India. Troubled by the friendship of India and Russia, America has once again threatened India. Brian Deese, economic adviser to US President Joe Biden, said the US has conveyed to India that a more open strategic alliance with Russia will have dire consequences and will last. Because America, Europe, Australia and Japan have bowed to American pressure and imposed harsh economic sanctions on Russia, but India has avoided imposing sanctions against Russia.

Brian Deese, economic adviser to US President Joe Biden, has said that we have warned India to follow the footsteps of Russia. Bryan said US officials were "disappointed" with some of India's response to the attack on Ukraine. Earlier, US Deputy National Security Advisor Dalip Singh had threatened Russia during his visit to India.

Brian Deese, director of the White House National Economic Council, said that there are certainly some areas where we have been disappointed by the decisions of China and India in the context of the Ukraine attack. Bryan said the US has conveyed to India that a more open strategic alliance with Russia will have dire consequences and will last for a long time. According to a Bloomberg report, the US, Europe, Australia and Japan have bowed to US pressure and imposed harsh economic sanctions on Russia, but India has refrained from imposing sanctions against Russia.

India is buying cheap oil from Russia to avoid the impact of rising oil prices. There is a close friendship between India and Russia and the Modi government has made it clear that it will not bow down to American pressure. America is irritated by this stand of India and is continuously making threats. This complicates relations between the two countries. That too when the US considers India an important partner in dealing with China's influence in Asia.

Deese's statement came at a time when US Indian-origin deputy NSS Dalip Singh visited India last week to meet Indian officials. Jane Psaki, Press Secretary of the US President's Office, had earlier said that what Dalip Singh made clear to his Indian counterpart during his visit is that we believe that it is not in India's interest that energy and other goods from Russia Speed up imports.

Another US official said on Wednesday about the new sanctions on Russia that the US and the G7 countries will continue to cooperate with India and hope that they will make the most of our efforts. He said that the US and India will continue to cooperate on food security and energy security. Meanwhile, Jane Pasaki, in her latest statement on Wednesday, said that the US is ready to help India diversify energy imports.

Jen Psaki said, “We do not think that India should increase or accelerate imports of energy and other goods from Russia. However, obviously these decisions are taken by the country. Responding to a question, he said, "The US is also making it clear that we stand ready to assist India in any effort to diversify its imports and serve as a reliable supplier as they are the only one from Russia." Or importing only two percent oil.