New US Sanctions Bill on Russia Puts Modi in a Bind
The measure gives Trump authority to levy tariffs of up to 100% on top buyers of Russian energy, with India singled out by lawmakers.
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US prepares tariffs for buyers of Russian oil: why India was hit The US Congress approved a sanctions bill with duties of up to 100% for <p>large buyers of Russian oil and gas. At risk is India</p>.
100% Tariff On India? Trump’s Russia Sanctions Bill Could Put Indian Goods In US Crosshairs
American President Donald Trump is set to sign the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026, which has received approval from both chambers of Congress. This act would grant the US president immense powers to levy 100 percent
Lindsey Graham Act: What it means for India, Russian oil and US-India ties
The US legislation puts India's Russian crude purchases under fresh scrutiny, with potential implications for oil prices, trade negotiations and the broader India-US relationship. Former Ambassador Ashok Sajjanhar and energy expert Narendra Taneja explain the risks for New Delhi and the global energy market.
New US sanctions bill on Russia puts Modi in a bind
India faces a difficult energy policy choice regarding Russian oil imports. Potential US tariffs threaten Indian exports and bilateral trade relations. Maintaining Russian oil purchases could increase domestic fuel prices before elections. New Delhi emphasizes ensuring energy security for its large population. This situation complicates ongoing trade talks with Washington.
US President Donald Trump today, September 18, will sign into law new sanctions against Russia and Iran. The document gives him the right to impose tariffs of up to 100% for countries that continue to buy Russian oil and gas. China and India are under threat from new tariffs. Gazeta.ua reports this with reference to a statement by Radio Svoboda correspondent Alex Raufoglu. READ ALSO: Control shot. What are the “hellish” sanctions for Russia The …
Political scientist Ruslan Bortnik explained that Lindsey Graham's sanctions could hit buyers of Russian oil if Trump decides on big tariffs, but most importantly, they make it impossible to reach a deal with Russia without peace in Ukraine.
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