中印都买俄油，为何美国的态度不同？美财长看破说破揭了莫迪底裤

Group 1 - The pressure from the United States has become a driving force for India to ease its relations with China, leading to a more proactive bilateral relationship between India and China [1][3] - Indian Prime Minister Modi emphasized cooperation and the proper management of border issues during his meeting with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, indicating a significant opportunity for India-China relations [3][5] - The U.S. Treasury Secretary's comments have angered Modi, as India faces high tariffs on Russian oil imports from the U.S., prompting India to strengthen communication with China as part of its strategic balancing [3][5] Group 2 - Modi is aware of India's importance in the U.S. strategic framework and aims to compel the U.S. to reconsider the high tariffs on India by moving closer to China [5][7] - The U.S. has been more aggressive in its approach towards India regarding Russian oil imports compared to China, which has not faced similar scrutiny [5][8] - Before the Ukraine conflict, India's oil imports from Russia were less than 1%, but this figure has surged to 42% post-conflict, highlighting India's opportunistic stance [8][10] Group 3 - The U.S. Treasury Secretary revealed that wealthy Indian families have made $16 billion in excess profits from reselling Russian oil, contrasting with China's stable oil import levels [10][12] - Modi's government has resumed purchasing Russian oil despite tariff constraints, indicating a prioritization of profit over U.S. pressure [10][12] - The potential implementation of secondary tariffs could significantly impact India, suggesting a possible severe strain on U.S.-India relations [10][15] Group 4 - India has previously engaged in trade talks with the U.S., but discussions collapsed over tariff issues, with India asserting that its oil imports are market-driven and linked to energy security [12][13] - Modi has publicly stated his commitment to protect Indian farmers' interests and has expressed a refusal to compromise on U.S. tariff policies [13][15] - Following the news of potential U.S. tariffs, India has paused its plans to purchase U.S. weapons, aiming to exert pressure on U.S. arms manufacturers [15]