Nueva Delhi: in the midst of a growing fear of American isolationism under President Trump, the visiting director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard said Tuesday that the president America first Politics should not be misunderstood as “America alone.” When addressing Raisina’s dialogue, he said that the United States is similar to the commitment of Prime Minister Modi with India first.
“This is the expectation of any leader’s commitment to their people to serve them and put their interests at the forefront of their decisions. Trump should not be confused with being a president who does not understand the importance of relations with other countries, since he believes in working towards shared interests,” said Gabbard, the first high -level United States official to visit India since Trump returned to the White House. “President Trump’s commitment to the United States first and put the security and freedom of Americans at the forefront of their policies should not be misunderstood as America alone,” he added.
Gabbard talked about his interaction with Indian officials, saying that he had heard about the “very serious concerns” of India about his safety. However, while talking about increasing cooperation in Indo-Pacific, he did not specifically mention the threat to the Indian interests of groups such as Sikhs For Justice, which India wants the United States to prohibit.
There were also opportunities from the shared intelligence point of view in the context of providing timely intelligence to leadership, he added.
“The association between our countries has been solid for decades and under the leadership of two great leaders and two great friends, President Trump and Prime Minister Modi, and rooted in our shared values of peace and freedom, security and prosperity,” Gabbard said, beginning his direction with a Namaste and Jai Shri Krishna. “I am sure that this association and friendship between our two nations and our leaders will continue to grow and strengthen,” he added.
She spoke extensively about the Indo-Pacific, saying that it is a vast and critical region that is not only a geographical space but also the gravity geopolitical center for the 21st century. “Then, guaranteeing peace and stability here is essential for our collective security, our objective of economic prosperity and our ability to work together to assume the great challenges of our time,” he said.
“And we must face these challenges together. Our ability to do is criticism to achieve our collective goals,” Gabbard added.
