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Hillary Clinton pats India for reduction in Iranian oil import
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton complimented India for the reduced dependence on Iranian oil saying "habits of cooperation is paying off" to deny Iran's nuclear ambitions. "On the critical security challenge of Iran's nuclear programme, you can see habits of cooperation paying off," Mrs Clinton said ahead of the 3rd US-India Strategic Dialog...
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Unimpressed with India efforts to cut Iran oil buys: US envoy
A United States special envoy said that country is unimpressed with India's efforts to cut back on its oil purchases from Iran.
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US working with India on Iran oil replacements: Hillary Clinton
The United States is working with India to secure alternative sources of crude supply to Iran, she said.
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Hillary Clinton says India needs to do more on Iranian oil imports
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton stepped up pressure on ally India on Monday to further reduce its Iranian oil imports, making clear Washington wanted to see further action before granting New Delhi a waiver from US financial sanctions.
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Hillary Clinton to ask India to further cut oil imports from Iran
The United States will seek assurances that India will reduce its purchases of oil from sanctions-hit Iran.
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India not among nations exempted from sanctions over Iran oil
Virtually putting India and 11 others countries on notice, the US has asked them to significantly reduce by June 28 the purchase of Iranian oil to avoid sanctions
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Having blunt conversation with India, China on Iranian oil: US
The United States is having "very intense and very blunt" conversations with India, China and Turkey on reducing their dependence on Iranian oil, the Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has told lawmakers.
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Having blunt conversation with India, China on Iranian oil: US
The United States is having "very intense and very blunt" conversations with India, China and Turkey on reducing their dependence on Iranian oil, the Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has told lawmakers.
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Hillary Clinton pats India for reduction in Iranian oil import
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton complimented India for the reduced dependence on Iranian oil saying "habits of cooperation is paying off" to deny Iran's nuclear ambitions. "On the critical security challenge of Iran's nuclear programme, you can see habits of cooperation paying off," Mrs Clinton said ahead of the 3rd US-India Strategic Dialog...
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Unimpressed with India efforts to cut Iran oil buys: US envoy
A United States special envoy said that country is unimpressed with India's efforts to cut back on its oil purchases from Iran.
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US working with India on Iran oil replacements: Hillary Clinton
The United States is working with India to secure alternative sources of crude supply to Iran, she said.
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Hillary Clinton says India needs to do more on Iranian oil imports
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton stepped up pressure on ally India on Monday to further reduce its Iranian oil imports, making clear Washington wanted to see further action before granting New Delhi a waiver from US financial sanctions.
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Hillary Clinton to ask India to further cut oil imports from Iran
The United States will seek assurances that India will reduce its purchases of oil from sanctions-hit Iran.
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India not among nations exempted from sanctions over Iran oil
Virtually putting India and 11 others countries on notice, the US has asked them to significantly reduce by June 28 the purchase of Iranian oil to avoid sanctions
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Having blunt conversation with India, China on Iranian oil: US
The United States is having "very intense and very blunt" conversations with India, China and Turkey on reducing their dependence on Iranian oil, the Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has told lawmakers.
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Having blunt conversation with India, China on Iranian oil: US
The United States is having "very intense and very blunt" conversations with India, China and Turkey on reducing their dependence on Iranian oil, the Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has told lawmakers.
