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India running risk of sanctions, says US day after Chabahar port pact with Iran
Credit: IndiaTimes- Published on May 14, 2024
US cautions India post $120 million Chabahar port deal with Iran. The State Department warns of sanctions for entities dealing with Iran. Deputy spokesperson Vedant Patel defers to India's foreign policy goals. The agreement enables Indian Ports Global Ltd to operate Shahid-Beheshti in Chabahar port for 10 years. The contract is...
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Published on May 14, 2024 - 06:06
U.S Warns India For 'Business With Iran': Why Chabahar Port Deal Provoking Super Powers? | OneIndia
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 agreement, it maintains its stance on sanctions against Iran. Patel urged entities considering business deals with Iran to be mindful of the associated risks.
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