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US President Trump is pressurizing a lot of tariffs on the countries after another, who has not taken any initiative about the trade deal with the US. Now Trump is trying to make India a pawn to tighten Russia.
US President Donald Trump is constantly bursting his tariff bomb on countries around the world. American tariffs have been announced at 21 countries in just three days. The first tariff letter was sent by Trump to 14 countries including Japan, Korea. Thereafter, the list of 7 more countries was released on 9 July. Brazil included the highest 50 percent tariff on BRICS. Let us know that US President Trump is pressurizing those countries after another, who has not taken any initiative about the trade deal with the US. Now Trump is trying to make India a pawn to tighten Russia.
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US President Donald Trump indicated strong support for a restriction bill for the purpose of pressurizing Russian President Vladimir Putin to end the ongoing war in Ukraine. The proposed Bill, Russia Ban Act 2025 includes a controversial provision for imposing 500% tariffs on imports from countries like India and China that continue to buy Russian energy products. Trump told reporters during the cabinet meeting that I am considering. This is completely my option. They pass it perfectly on my option, and end it completely on my option. And I am considering it very seriously.
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The bill was introduced by Senator Lindsay Graham, considered close to Donald Trump in April this year, which provides that if someone purchased oil, uranium, gas and petroleum products from Russia, a strict penalty would be imposed on it. According to the Associated Press, the President also expressed growing disappointment towards Putin to prolong the struggle, and recently directed the US Defense Department to send more defensive weapons to Ukraine, which is a sign of a rigorous stance. The US wants to target India and China through this bill because both these countries purchase about 70 percent of the oils in Russia.
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