美国控制马杜罗后，特朗普对印度发出威胁，不听话就等着加税

Group 1 - The core intention of the Trump administration is to exert pressure on India to reduce its oil imports from Russia, threatening to increase tariffs if compliance is not met [1][3] - Despite previous tariff measures, India's oil imports from Russia have remained significant, with 7.7 million tons imported in November, marking the highest level since May 2025 [3] - The ongoing trade negotiations between the US and India have stalled due to India's reluctance to make concessions on agricultural market access and its continued purchase of Russian oil [3][5] Group 2 - The Trump administration's threats towards India also serve as an indirect warning to Russia, as India's role as a major buyer of Russian oil is seen as support for Russian military actions [5] - The US aims to increase its influence in the global oil market, particularly by encouraging India to import more American oil, which reached nearly 2.8 million tons in November, the highest in seven months [5] - The Indian government is likely to resist further reductions in Russian oil purchases, as public sentiment in India is against perceived US bullying, indicating a preference for a diversified economic cooperation strategy [6]