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Core Viewpoint - The ongoing tensions between the United States and India regarding India's purchase of Russian oil have escalated, with U.S. Treasury Secretary labeling India as a "merchant" and Russia encouraging India to resist U.S. sanctions [1][3]. Group 1: U.S. Actions and Reactions - The U.S. has imposed a punitive tariff of 50% on Indian goods, which is seen as an attempt to pressure India to stop purchasing Russian oil [3]. - U.S. Treasury Secretary Becerra accused India of profiting from increased Russian oil purchases during the Ukraine conflict, noting that the share of Russian oil in India's total imports rose to 42% from less than 1% before the conflict [8]. Group 2: Russia's Support for India - Russian diplomat Babushkin criticized U.S. actions as "unreasonable and unilateral," asserting that India and Russia will continue their energy cooperation despite U.S. pressures [3]. - Babushkin emphasized that if Indian goods face difficulties in the U.S. market, the Russian market is open for Indian exports, indicating a willingness to support India's trade interests [3]. Group 3: Future Engagements - Russian President Putin is expected to visit India by the end of the year to meet with Prime Minister Modi, although the specific date has not been finalized [4].