India has suspended its plans to procure new U.S. weapons and aircraft in reaction to recent tariffs imposed by the U.S. government. Initially, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh was expected to visit Washington to announce a series of defense purchases. However, due to a new 25% tariff on Indian goods, which has increased the overall duty to 50%, this trip has been canceled. While India remains engaged in discussions about bilateral relations, clarity on tariffs could prompt a reconsideration of the paused defense purchases, including Stryker combat vehicles and Javelin missiles.
India has decided to halt the procurement of new U.S. weapons and aircraft, reacting to the 25% tariffs imposed by President Trump, which has significantly strained bilateral ties.
In response to new tariffs that raised the duty on Indian exports to 50%, India's planned announcement of defense purchases has been canceled, indicating rising tensions.
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