Hillyard explains Putin, Modi and Xi's message to Trump

Geopolitical Alignment - The report highlights a shift in global alliances, noting the "cozy optics" between China and Russia, traditional adversaries of the US [1] - The analysis points out that China is hosting leaders from North Korea and Iran, described by some as an "axis of upheaval against the West" [2] - India's Prime Minister Modi is also seen engaging with Putin and Xi, a departure from previous close ties with the US [2] US-India Relations - The report mentions that Trump imposed tariffs on India for trade disagreements and continued purchases of Russian oil and gas [3] - Despite these tariffs, Modi has maintained ties with Putin [4] - The report contrasts current interactions with past events, such as the "Howdy Modi" rally in 2019, emphasizing a change in the relationship [3] US-Russia Relations - The report indicates a deterioration of the "special relationship" between Putin and Trump [1] - Trump's earlier claim of being able to end the war in Ukraine within 24 hours is contrasted with the ongoing conflict [4] - Putin's visit to Alaska to meet with Trump did not result in an end to the war against Ukraine [4]