The United States demanded that India stop buying oil from Russia in order to conclude a deal

The United States may conclude a trade deal with India after it refuses to purchase Russian oil. This was announced on September 11 by U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Latnick in an interview with CNBC.

"India as a whole needs to open its market and stop buying Russian oil <...> I believe that everything will be resolved when they stop buying Russian oil," Latnik said.

Latnik also said that the United States is waiting for a big deal with Taiwan, and added that a trade agreement is likely to be concluded with Switzerland.

Bad example: The United States called on European countries to impose sanctions on India

Adviser to the President of the United States accused the higher Varna of making money on Russian oil

On September 4, Trump abandoned a trade agreement with India over Russian oil. The source said that India had offered a significant reduction in duties on American goods, but this did not help to conclude a deal.

On September 10, the European Union rejected U.S. President Donald Trump's request to impose high tariffs on goods from China and India, saying the EU does not use tariffs as a sanctions tool. It is noted that Trump made this request on September 9 during a meeting on sanctions between the United States and the EU in Washington. His goal was to increase pressure on Russia by limiting India's oil purchases from Russia.

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