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As Joe Biden gets ready to enter White House, US warns India, sanctions Turkey, here s why

Highlights US has also warned India and other countries on buying arms manufactured by Russia. It is to be noted that Turkey is a NATO ally. Days ahead of President-elect Joe Biden taking charge as the new President of the US, the Trump administration has imposed sanctions on Turkey for buying the Russian-made S400 Triumf anti-missile system and has warned India and other countries on buying arms manufactured by Russia. A series of sanctions were announced by Assistant Secretary for International Security and Nonproliferation, Christopher Ford, on Monday under the Countering America’s Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (CAATSA) against Turkey’s military procurement agency SSB and four senior Turkish officials. It is to be noted that Turkey is a NATO ally.

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US sanctions Turkey on S-400, cautions India, others on buying Russian arms

US sanctions Turkey on S-400, cautions India, others on buying Russian arms By Arul Louis ( IANS) | Published on Tue, Dec 15 2020 4:12 IST | 12 Views US imposes massive sanctions against Iranian officials, entities. Image Source: IANS News New York, Dec 15 : Imposing sanctions on Turkey for buying the Russian-made S400 Triumf anti-missile system, the US has reiterated its warning to India and other countries about acquiring equipment from Moscow. The Assistant Secretary for International Security and Nonproliferation, Christopher Ford, announced on Monday a series of sanctions under the Countering America s Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (CAATSA) against NATO ally Turkey s military procurement agency known by the Turkish acronym SSB and four senior Turkish officials.

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China, Pakistan fighter planes play war games to prove a point to India

China, Pakistan fighter planes play war games to prove a point to India China is carrying out joint air force exercises with Pakistan in Sindh as part of the sabre-rattling in response to the Indo-Pacific Quad exercises in which the Indian Navy participated recently. | 14 Dec 2020 2:26 AM GMT NEW DELHI: China is carrying out joint air force exercises with Pakistan in Sindh as part of the sabre-rattling in response to the Indo-Pacific Quad exercises in which the Indian Navy participated recently. The war games, merely 200 km from the Indian border, are taking place just a week after Chinese Defence Minister Gen. Wei Fenghe visited Pakistan to sign anMoU (Memorandum of Understanding) for closer military cooperation.

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China, Pakistan fighter planes play war games

China, Pakistan fighter planes play war games
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Chinese, Pakistani fighter planes play war games to prove a point to India

Chinese, Pakistani fighter planes play war games to prove a point to India
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