中印还没退缩，俄罗斯先妥协，普京提出让步方案，给特朗普献礼

Group 1 - The core focus of the article is on Trump's shift from tariff disputes to addressing the Russia-Ukraine war, emphasizing his demand for a peace agreement within ten days or face secondary tariffs on Russia [1][3]. - Trump's proposed secondary tariffs are aimed not only at Russian goods but also at its major oil trading partners, with a potential 100% tariff to pressure Russia into negotiations [3][5]. - China has firmly opposed any unilateral sanctions and maintains its oil trade with Russia, asserting its right to make independent economic decisions [3][5][7]. Group 2 - India, despite its historically flexible stance, has also rejected U.S. pressure regarding Russian oil purchases, emphasizing that its energy policy is based on market pricing rather than political influence [5][7]. - The U.S. has already imposed significant tariffs on China, reaching a total of 145%, and any further escalation could jeopardize ongoing trade negotiations [7][9]. - Reports indicate that U.S. Middle East envoy will visit Russia to push for a peace agreement, with indications that Russia may be willing to compromise to avoid secondary sanctions [9][11]. Group 3 - The potential implementation of secondary sanctions could severely impact Russia's foreign trade, with estimates suggesting a possible halving or complete halt of trade activities [11]. - Despite the pressure, Russia's military operations in Ukraine are expected to continue, as the current situation shows steady but slow advances by Russian forces [11].