During their recent meeting, President Trump and Prime Minister Modi emphasized a renewed U.S.-India partnership, pledging to ramp up military sales, including F-35 fighter jets, and significantly increase bilateral trade to $500 billion by 2030. They addressed security issues, notably the threat of terrorism, with Trump agreeing to expedite the extradition of a suspect in the 2008 Mumbai attacks. Both leaders discussed energy cooperation to narrow trade deficits and explore collaborations in space and technology, despite ongoing tariff tensions. Modi's appeal to avoid U.S. tariffs was central to their talks, showcasing a strategic alliance against China's influence.