U.S. President Donald Trump has once again highlighted India as a major buyer of Russian oil, warning that continued imports could lead to higher tariffs. In his recent statements, Trump suggested that the U.S. might impose Phase-2 and Phase-3 tariffs on trade activities that conflict with U.S.-Russia relations.

While the U.S. has temporarily paused additional tariffs on China until November, India is already grappling with significant tariff pressures. Earlier this year, a 25% tariff was imposed on Indian goods, followed by an additional 25% secondary restriction on August 27, bringing the total tariff on Indian goods to 50%.However, these tariffs from the U.S. have not deterred Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He has emphasized prioritizing the interests of Indian farmers and stated his readiness to face any personal losses to protect them.

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Trump has claimed that during his administration, he elevated the U.S. to a leading global power and successfully guided the nation toward growth in his first four years. However, he noted that the U.S. faced challenges under the subsequent Joe Biden administration.Against this backdrop, U.S.-India relations remain sensitive, particularly regarding trade. India’s robust economic position and the central government’s decisions may help effectively counter the impact of these tariffs.