After the US Congress passed a bill sanctioning Russia and Iran, India's Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated on Thursday that India is committed to ensuring the energy security of its citizens and will continue to obtain energy through diversified channels. India's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement that India is continuing to monitor the subsequent development of this matter. “India is committed to ensuring energy security for 1.4 billion citizens and will continue to diversify its energy supply based on changing market conditions,” the statement said. India said that in recent months, it has clearly explained to relevant US personnel the potential impact the bill may have on bilateral relations and the international energy market. India promised to take all necessary measures to protect its own economic and trade interests. India said it will work closely with trade and industry organizations to deal with the various impacts brought about by this new law.

After the US Congress passed a bill sanctioning Russia and Iran, India's Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated on Thursday that India is committed to ensuring the energy security of its citizens and will continue to obtain energy through diversified channels. India's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement that India is continuing to monitor the subsequent development of this matter. “India is committed to ensuring energy security for 1.4 billion citizens and will continue to diversify its energy supply based on changing market conditions,” the statement said. India said that in recent months, it has clearly explained to relevant US personnel the potential impact the bill may have on bilateral relations and the international energy market. India promised to take all necessary measures to protect its own economic and trade interests. India said it will work closely with trade and industry organizations to deal with the various impacts brought about by this new law.