特朗普：印度不会再买俄油了，俄罗斯：不，印度没说过

Core Viewpoint - The announcement of a trade agreement between the U.S. and India has led to conflicting interpretations between Washington and Moscow regarding India's commitment to cease purchasing Russian oil [1][6]. Group 1: Agreement Details - President Trump claimed that India agreed to stop buying Russian oil and instead purchase more oil from the U.S. and possibly Venezuela [1][6]. - In exchange, the U.S. will reduce tariffs on Indian goods from 25% to 18% and remove an additional 25% punitive tariff imposed last summer due to India's oil purchases from Russia [1][6]. Group 2: Russian Response - The Kremlin has stated that it has not received any information from India regarding a halt in oil purchases [1][3]. - Russian officials, including Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak, have downplayed potential losses, indicating that they will monitor the situation [1][3]. Group 3: Indian Position - Indian Prime Minister Modi confirmed the agreement regarding tariff reductions but did not address the issue of Russian oil purchases [3][8]. - Analysts express skepticism about India's willingness to fully stop buying Russian oil, citing the importance of maintaining diplomatic autonomy and the symbolic choice to purchase Russian oil [2][4][8]. Group 4: Economic Implications - Moody's has indicated that India is unlikely to completely stop purchasing Russian oil due to the potential economic impact, which could disrupt economic growth [4][9]. - A complete shift to non-Russian oil could tighten supply in other regions, raise prices, and lead to higher inflation, as India is one of the largest oil importers globally [4][9]. - Analysts suggest that India's need for affordable oil, along with geopolitical and defense considerations, makes a complete cessation of Russian oil purchases improbable [4][9].