Senior Trump aide Stephen Miller has accused India of financing Russia’s war in Ukraine by continuing to import oil from Moscow, during an Aug. 3 Fox News interview. This claim has sparked debates over India’s foreign policy and its economic ties with Russia. The assertion suggests that Miller believes India’s continued procurement of Russian oil is contributing to the financial support of the Russian military campaign in Ukraine. However, India has consistently maintained that its oil imports from Russia are for economic reasons rather than to support the war effort. This accusation has also raised questions about the U.S. administration’s stance on India’s foreign policy decisions and its economic relationships with other nations. The Trump administration’s position on this issue may have significant implications for U.S.-India relations and international trade policies. Further, the accusation highlights the complex interplay between economic interests and geopolitical strategies in global politics. As the situation unfolds, it will be crucial to monitor the responses from both India and the United States regarding these allegations. The financial effects of such accusations could impact the stock markets of both countries, with particular attention to sectors related to energy and international trade. The political implications of these claims may also influence future diplomatic strategies and trade agreements between the United States and India.