India, April 8 -- Foreign secretary Vikram Misri is visiting Washington this week for meetings with senior US officials to review trade, defence and technology ties and to discuss the fallout of the West Asia conflict that has impacted countries across the world. Misri, who will be in Washington during April 8-10, will be the first senior Indian official to travel to the US since Israel and the US's military strikes on Iran triggered the conflict in West Asia in February. The visit follows external affairs minister S Jaishankar's visit to Washington in February and is in line with regular high-level exchanges between the two sides, the external affairs ministry said on Tuesday. The visit is an opportunity to "review the full spectrum of Ind...