Yes, as I said, If it serves USA purpose. India could be used to access Afghanistan through this port. So still it will be discussed later this year and USA hopes that India lessen dependencies on Iran.
Not looking like a waiver, work in progress, extended deadline and still no Indian / foreign companies allowed to work or granted waiver.
Modi Ji did not question or criticize, like a good boy.
But Haley also said the US would not try to quash India's deal with Iran to develop the port at Chabahar, Iran's only oceanic port and a vital point of access to Afghanistan and Central Asia.
"We realize we're threading a needle when we do that," Haley said of the effort to balance between isolating Iran and developing Chabahar.
Haley said the impact of Iran-related sanctions on Indian companies would be discussed when the two countries' foreign and defense ministers met in Washington. That meeting was scheduled for July but has been
delayed, likely until later this year.
"Sanctions are coming (on Iran), and we're going forward on that,
and with India and the US building strong relationships we hoped that they would lessen their dependence on Iran," US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley
told reporters after a meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on June 27.
"Prime Minister Modi very much understands where we are with Iran. He didn't question it. He didn't criticize it," Haley said. "He understood it, and he also understands that (India's) relationship with the US is strong and important and needs to stay that way."