đ„ U.S. and EU Demand India Stop Buying Russian Oil â Whatâs Next? Iranian and Venezuelan Crude Are Now in Indiaâs Crosshairs!đ„
Trump pushes G7 to slap 50-100% tariffs on China and India â the top buyers of Russian oil â to force Putin to the negotiation table. But guess what? Nothing happened. đł
Despite a brutal 50% tariff, India kept buying Russian oil like nothing changed⊠until now. đ„
Recently, 16 of Russiaâs 38 oil refineries were decimated by Ukrainian drones, slashing Russiaâs refining capacity by over 1 million barrels per day! đđŁ
With a triple threat ban looming, Indiaâs now negotiating fresh trade deals with the U.S. â talk about next-level deal-making! đ€đŒ
Indian Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said it straight: âWhether itâs Russian oil or anything else, itâs our choice to buy where it suits us best â be it price, logistics, or anything else.â đŻ
Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri fired a warning: âEnergy is non-negotiable. Remove the worldâs second-largest producer, and consumption must drop. The fallout? Serious business.â â ïžđ„
Why were Iranian and Venezuelan oils sanctioned in the first place? đ€
Iranâs oil was sanctioned to pressure Tehran over its nuclear program and regional militias. đ
Venezuelaâs oil was sanctioned to try and topple Maduro and ârestore democracy.â đ»đȘâïž
Both aimed to choke government cash flows and force political change. Spoiler alert: it didnât work. â
So, who actually benefited from banning these oils from the open market? The U.S. and Middle Eastern oil giants â pure profit, no surprise. đžđ
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