Trump threatened India because of the war in Ukraine: Putin was outraged

We do not consider such statements legitimate. We believe that sovereign countries must have and have the right to choose their trade partners, partners in trade and economic cooperation, and the forms of trade and economic cooperation, and the forms Donald Trump has promised to introduce new sanctions against the Russian Federation and the countries that buy energy from energy.

This day, a 10-day period expires that the Kremlin's head has given the Kremlin to resolve the issue of stopping the fire and start peace talks. Russian President Vladimir Putin does not believe in Trump's ultimatum and continues escalation in Ukraine. Regarding India's position, New Delhi called Trump's "unjustified" threats and promised to defend their economic interests, which further exacerbated trade contradictions between the two largest economies.

Two sources in the Indian government reported Reuters on the weekend that India will continue to buy oil in Russia, despite Trump's threats. According to them, there will be no immediate changes in trade agreements, as countries have concluded previously long -term contracts. "It's not so easy to stop buying right away," one of them said.

Unlike Iranian and Venezuelan oil, Russian oil does not fall under direct sanctions, and India buys it below for the current price limit set by the European Union, - said the source. Earlier, Focus wrote that Trump motivated his decision to introduce new Duties of India by the fact that the money that the country pays for Russian oil is used for a bloody war. "India not only purchases huge volumes of Russian oil, but also sells most of this oil in the open market.