Trump Aide Peter Navarro Says He Was ‘Firebombed’ Online by India

White House trade adviser Peter Navarro said he faced intense online criticism from India over his remarks on New Delhi’s purchase of Russian oil. He urged his Indian critics to stop personal attacks. Navarro said such attacks do not help resolve disagreements between the two countries.

Navarro has repeatedly criticised India over its trade policies. He has defended US tariffs linked to India’s continued purchase of Russian oil. He also labelled India the “Maharaja of tariffs” while arguing that Washington had valid concerns over trade practices.

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White House trade adviser Peter Navarro urged Indian critics

India has faced growing pressure from the United States over its energy ties with Russia. New Delhi has defended its right to make decisions based on national interests and energy security. The dispute has added another point of tension to broader India-US trade discussions.

Navarro has repeatedly criticised India over its trade policies and Russian oil purchases. He has also called India the “Maharaja of tariffs” while defending US tariff measures. His latest remarks could add further tension to the ongoing trade debate between India and the United States

Speaking at the White House, Navarro said he faced a wave of harsh online criticism from India. He described the attacks as a reaction to his comments on India’s Russian oil purchases. However, he urged critics to avoid personal attacks and focus on resolving policy differences.

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