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'Don't take narrow view of it': Jaishankar on US' sanction warning after Chabahar port deal

IndiaTimes Tuesday, 14 May 2024
S Jaishankar defends India's Chabahar port agreement with Iran amid US sanctions warning. India and Iran seal a 10-year deal with IPGL committing $370 million for infrastructure development, aiming to transform Chabahar into a dynamic regional hub for trade transit.
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News video: U.S Warns India For 'Business With Iran': Why Chabahar Port Deal Provoking Super Powers? | OneIndia

U.S Warns India For 'Business With Iran': Why Chabahar Port Deal Provoking Super Powers? | OneIndia 06:06

 The United States has cautioned any country engaging in business dealings with Iran about the potential risks of sanctions, following reports of Iran and India signing a deal concerning the Chabahar port. State Department Deputy Spokesperson Vedant Patel emphasized that while the US is aware of the...

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