US Should Back India's Right To Defend Itself More Strongly: Shri Thanedar

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US Should Back India's Right To Defend Itself More Strongly: Shri Thanedar

US Should Back India's Right To Defend Itself More Strongly: Shri Thanedar

May 2025 218 views 09 Min 59 Sec

Catch Congressman Shri Thandedar on an interview with India Abroad TV with discussions over the India-Pakistan stand off , the US role and more.

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