美国计划推动G7围堵俄罗斯能源 欲向中印征收最高100%二级关税

Group 1 - The U.S. government is urging G-7 allies to impose secondary tariffs of up to 100% on countries like China and India that purchase Russian oil, aiming to pressure President Putin to end military actions in Ukraine [1][6] - A proposal suggests creating legal avenues to confiscate frozen Russian sovereign assets, with approximately $300 billion of Moscow's assets currently frozen, mostly in Europe [1][6] - Discussions among U.S. officials and European counterparts are ongoing regarding the gradual seizure of these frozen assets to increase pressure on Moscow for peace negotiations [1][4] Group 2 - India has become a major buyer of Russian crude oil, with significant increases in purchases since the onset of the Russia-Ukraine war [4] - The G-7, led by Canada, is convening to discuss further measures to increase pressure on Russia and limit its war capabilities [4][6] - The proposed tariffs on China and India range from 50% to 100%, alongside restrictive trade measures to curb the flow of Russian energy and prevent dual-use technology transfers to Russia [4][6] Group 3 - Trump's administration is willing to implement comprehensive new tariffs on India and China, contingent on European countries doing the same [5][6] - The proposal faces challenges within the EU, as some member states, including Hungary, have blocked stricter sanctions against Russia [5] - The latest sanctions are not aimed at taxing Russian oil directly but at imposing punitive tariffs on goods from China and India to reduce Russian government energy revenue [6]