Admitting that the US has a much bigger problem with Europe than with India in restricting Russia’s energy exports, former US secretary of state Hillary Rodham Clinton on Thursday expressed hope that New Delhi would join the global response to the Ukraine crisis and be firmer in making it clear that what Russia is doing in Ukraine is wrong. Speaking at the Times Network India Economic Conclave, Clinton said the US and the West were trying to establish “some norms” that democracies can follow against autocratic states. She said India would want the world to be similarly outraged and be with it if China were to send “one of its huge armies to India”. “India is held in very high regard. Its position matters. Efforts to stop Russia’s aggression, and also Chinese aggression, are in everybody’s interest,” said Clinton, when asked about frequent comments from US authorities against India’s decision to purchase oil from Russia at a discount.