India walks diplomatic tightrope after US action in Venezuela
Aadil Mir
Press TV, New Dehli
India is walking a diplomatic tightrope after the US attacked Venezuela and kidnapped President Nicolas Maduro last week.
New Delhi has merely expressed “deep concern” over the developments but has avoided directly criticizing Washington's military actions against a sovereign nation. While the Western powers are sharply divided, India has chosen caution — balancing its ties with the US.
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