Afghanistan, Aug. 9 -- India has reportedly delayed major U.S. defense purchases, including a $3.6 billion Boeing aircraft deal, after Washington raised tariffs on Indian exports, escalating trade and strategic tensions.
India has reportedly postponed major U.S. defense purchases after Washington imposed steep tariffs on its exports, escalating trade tensions between the two countries.
According to a Reuters report on August 8, New Delhi had planned to send its defense minister to Washington to announce high-value defense deals, but the visit was cancelled.
The delay reportedly affects a $3.6 billion contract for six Boeing P-8I reconnaissance aircraft for the Indian Navy, which was expected to be finalized soon.
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