Russian Ambassador Says US Will Try to Contain a Rising India
Denis Alipov cited a senior US official's remarks at the Raisina Dialogue as evidence Washington aims to limit India's rise.
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Russia's ambassador to India, Denis Alipov, said the United States will seek to contain India as the country grows stronger, according to TASS.
Alipov pointed to remarks made earlier this year at the Raisina Dialogue, an annual geopolitical conference held in India, where he said a senior US official had publicly stated that the United States would never allow India to become "the next China."
The ambassador's comments reflect Moscow's broader effort to position itself as a partner supportive of India's rise on the world stage, in contrast to what Russian officials describe as Western attempts to limit it.
TASS did not name the US official referenced or provide additional context on the original remarks.
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