Washington, February 14 (HS): After the historic meeting of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Donald Trump here, an important strategic announcement was made in the joint press conference. President Donald Trump made this announcement in a press conference with Prime Minister Modi. He said that America has decided to sell the most modern F-35 fighter aircraft to India. Its purpose is to include India in the exclusive club of countries with the most modern stealth aircraft.
In a joint press conference held after a very cordial meeting with Prime Minister Modi, President Trump said that this year America will take military sales to India to several billion dollars. We have opened the way to give F-35 stealth fighter aircraft to India. US President Trump said that America will rapidly increase military trade with India. What is important is that this is the first visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi after Donald Trump’s return to the White House.
Prime Minister Modi said, He is happy that President Trump always puts national interest at the highest level. Like President Trump, he also puts the interests of his country first. The Prime Minister said that it is a pleasure to see you (Donald Trump) back in the White House. He is congratulating him on behalf of 140 crore people of India. The people of India have given me the opportunity to work as Prime Minister for the third time. In this term, he will work closely with you for the next four years.
India’s Prime Minister Modi said,our relations remained strong during your first term. Now we will move forward more rapidly with the same bond, same trust and same enthusiasm.
Prime Minister Modi wrote on the X handle, President Trump often talks about MAGA. In India, we are working towards a developed India. Its translation in the American context is MIGA. And together there is a mega partnership for prosperity between India and America.
Apart from this, Prime Minister Modi also mentioned his meeting with Trump’s trusted partner Elon Musk in another post. He wrote, In Washington DC, we discussed various issues, including issues like space, mobility, technology and innovation. I spoke about India’s efforts towards reform and pursuing ‘minimum government, maximum governance’.”
Hindusthan Samachar / Jun Sarkar
