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India Refuses Fast-Track U.S. Trade Deal, Piyush Goyal: "No Compromise On National Trade Interests"

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India has reiterated that it will not rush into a trade agreement with the United States unless it fully serves the country's interests. Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said there will be no compromise on India's priorities and ruled out any interim trade pact that does not offer meaningful benefits. The government continues to push for a fair, balanced and mutually beneficial agreement while seeking preferential treatment on tariff issues. With trade negotiations entering a crucial phase, India has made it clear that long-term national interests will take precedence over a hurried deal. Watch the full report for the latest updates.

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US bases damaged with Pakistan help
Reports have now emerged that Pakistani Army personnel originally trained by China trained the Iranian in using the Chinese satellite system and Chinese missile technology in damaging the US bases. Some reports even say that Pakistani army personnel were actually present in Iran to help with targeting. This will explain the pin point accuracy.

Pakistan has a long porous 900 km border with Iran. While all the military resources of Iran were concentrated on the western side with Gulf Countries, the long Iran Pakistan border could have been used by Ethnic militia like Sunni Baluch inside Iran who want to separate from Shia Iran. They are discriminated against with no economic development and live in poverty. This could have been used to launch destabilizing Operations inside Iran. It could also have been used to infiltrate civilian saboteurs to instigate street protests. The border province of Baluchistan has been a cross border terrorism hub since decades and would have given plausible deniability to Pakistan. In 2024 Pakistan and Iran bombed each other Baluchistan border over cross border terrorism dispute. The infiltration of militias from neighbouring countries was an important factor in the fall of the Syrian regime. After the Kurdish militias did not fight Iran in 2026, Pakistan could have offered the Sunni Baluch as an alternate militia uprising but deliberately did not. It acted for close friend China to dent the Petrodollar system and watched idly US bases be damaged close by.

Under Pakistani military rule Baluchistan province is the largest producer of opium in the world according to Financial Times in 2025 from which illegal drugs are made for trafficking to USA and Europe. Tens of thousands of westerners are killed from overdose each year.

The mediation role that Pakistan has played did not persuade the Iranians to make any timely deal. In fact this negotiation delay had caused Russia and Iran to setup the Caspian Sea route where military and civilian supplies were being secretly transported making the Strait of Hormuz US blockade much less effective. It is now becoming clear that Pakistan assisted Iran in getting the best deal possible and back stabbed USA.

Trump during his first term had stopped military cooperation with Pakistan Army on the suspicion that Pakistan Army played a double game with USA in Afghanistan . Osama bin Ladens final hideout just one mile from Pakistans Military Academy defies coincidence.

The trade land routes opened recently between Pakistan and Iran provide an alternate route for Chinese military supplies to reach Iran making the US blockade less effective. All facts points to the fact that Pakistan Army actions or non cooperation has been a big factor in Irans non capitulation and taken away the win from USA.

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war with india soon

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india is friends with china

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Wait till mid term election of america. Trump will lose and we will get better deal

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"No Compromise" ?? This useless govt has already compromised.

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Don't do any deal with America.....

@GouthamGoutham-gu7yq
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We must boycott Hellhole America and American goods and American people We must create a new world minus Hellhole America. America is the biggest Christian terrorists country in the world

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Better wait till non coherent fellow is succeeded by a new potus

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जैसे हम स्कूल के बच्चे हैं वैसे हमें यह मिनिस्टर हमको समझ रहा है

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India doesn't have guts like china to make a stand against pedophile israel and usa

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Really proud of our govt to not give in to the pressure and stand up for India’s interests..Expect nothing less from the Modi govt..

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