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So you don’t want Putin to be defeated by starving of cash. How cruel. But it is India’s work to prevent European wars
So...
India is saying they can't afford to not buy the cheapest option? >

That’s capitalism + globalisation for you >

The end of sanctions on Russia will be hard on India. >

India doesn't appear to me to think about the future, always claiming to be too poor to act strategically. It's largely why they're still poor, if you ask me. >

Ironical coming from an armchair reddit diplomat >

So you think I should find another armchair diplomat forum? >

WE’LL DO WHATEVER IT TAKES
unless it inconveniences us in any way whatsoever >

Corrupt country that still burns witches says they’ll do something ethically questionable. 
That tracks >

Funny thing how this comment applies to many other countries around the globe who pretend to be on a moral high ground. >

There’s corruption, and there’s India level corruption. The whole country is a human rights and environmental nightmare. You couldn’t pay me to visit, 75% of the population surveyed would leave if given the opportunity. >

Wonder if the US will remember this when it comes time to parcel out visas.
Probably not. US companies can't even touch caste discrimination without these chucklefucks getting butthurt. >

Okay whichever country has problems with it can match Russian price and sell it to India. India continues to get oil and Putler loses. >

It's not other states work to finance Indias morals. Several states have massively restructured their energy imports in response to the invasion, moving from in some cases >50% of oil, gas, and/or coal imports coming from Russia to very little or none at all.
Meanwhile Indias stance appears to be that it's fine with financing the Russian war machine so long as it saves them a few bucks.