The US, led by Senator Lindsey Graham and supported by former President Donald Trump, has issued strong warnings to countries like India, China, and Brazil over their continued purchase of Russian oil. The proposed measures include imposing 100% or even 500% tariffs on imports from these nations, aiming to cut off financial support to Russia amid its war in Ukraine. NATO and US officials have called for allied countries, especially in Europe, to join in secondary sanctions and tariffs to increase pressure on Russia. India and China have pushed back, citing energy security needs and accusing the West of double standards, while China has rejected the effectiveness of such sanctions. The escalating rhetoric signals a potential shift in global trade dynamics and highlights growing tensions between the West and major emerging economies over the Ukraine conflict.
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