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Group 1 - The core issue revolves around India's response to potential U.S. sanctions on Russian oil, with India's oil minister asserting the country's capability to handle such sanctions while hinting at a willingness to abandon Russian oil if necessary [1][5][9] - India has significantly increased its reliance on Russian oil, with imports from Russia accounting for 35% of total oil imports in the first half of the year, up from just 2% before the Russia-Ukraine conflict [3][5] - The U.S. sanctions threaten to create a dilemma for India, balancing the benefits of discounted Russian oil against the risks of U.S. tariffs [5][11] Group 2 - India has diversified its oil suppliers, currently sourcing from 40 different countries, and is planning to establish a base to stabilize supply in case of U.S. sanctions [7][9] - The Indian refining sector has begun purchasing oil from the Middle East and the U.S., indicating a preparation for potential sanctions [7][9] - Despite public statements about abandoning Russian oil, there are indications that India is seeking exemptions from U.S. sanctions and attempting to form an energy alliance with countries like Saudi Arabia and Iran [9][17] Group 3 - The U.S. strategy of secondary sanctions aims to pressure countries like India and China to sever ties with Russian energy, but the effectiveness of this approach is questionable given the scale of trade between China and Russia [11][13] - If the U.S. implements secondary sanctions, it could lead to a rise in global oil prices and negatively impact the U.S. economy, highlighting the potential for self-harm in such a strategy [13][21] - The ongoing geopolitical tensions and sanctions have created a complex environment for Russia, which initially relied on India and China as key buyers of its oil [21][23] Group 4 - The European Union has imposed multiple rounds of sanctions against Russia, complicating the situation for Russian oil exports, particularly affecting India's ability to refine and sell Russian oil products to Europe [23][25] - Despite the sanctions, European countries continue to purchase refined oil products from India, which are derived from Russian crude, revealing inconsistencies in the Western sanctions approach [25][27] - The ongoing trade tensions suggest that both the U.S. and China will continue to engage in strategic maneuvers, with potential repercussions for global markets [27]