Former U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to raise tariffs on Indian goods, blaming India for buying cheap oil from Russia amid the Ukraine war. India's Foreign Ministry called the threat unfair and unreasonable, pointing out that the U.S. and EU still import from Russia despite sanctions. India emphasized its right to secure energy at fair prices, citing national interest. A 25% tariff is already set to take effect from August 7 under Trump’s new trade measures.
U.S. President Donald Trump's threat to impose additional tariffs on India for continuing to buy cheap oil from Russia has been labeled "unfair" and "unreasonable" by the Indian government. India's Ministry of External Affairs also indicated that it would continue purchasing oil from Russia.
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