印度也一心想证明自己，希望承接西方的工业产能转移。可这份"美好期待"在今年彻底落空，先是在关 键场合掉了链子，随后就迎来了美国的关税重击。 哈喽，大家好，今天小墨这篇评论，主要来分析印度处境反转始末，抱美受挫后转头找俄求援。 在国际舞台上，印度向来以"好人缘"著称。西方G7会议会给它留旁听席位，东方的金砖国家、上合组 织里它也有一席之地。 可谁也没想到，这个拥有14亿人口的大国，今年接连遭遇尴尬处境。先是被美国加征高额关税，又在空 战中惨败，无奈之下只能向俄罗斯伸出橄榄枝。 寄望西方却遭冷遇，关税重击猝不及防 印度此前在西方圈子里格外吃得开，不少西方国家对它态度友善。毕竟在西方看来，印度有14亿人口的 红利，还有毗邻印度洋的地缘优势，是牵制对手的好帮手。 更关键的是，这次惨败让西方彻底看清了印度的实力。原本承诺的部分合作项目被搁置，美国对印度的 态度也变得冷淡，印度想承接工业产能的愿望彻底泡汤。 转向俄罗斯寻支援，机场拥抱藏着无奈 在西方那里碰壁后，印度转头改善与邻国的关系，同时坚定维持与俄罗斯的贸易往来。尤其是在欧美施 压要求制裁俄罗斯时，印度依然坚持进口俄罗斯石油。 中国经济网7月31日报道，美国总统特朗 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the escalating trade tensions between the United States and India, particularly in light of the U.S. imposing a 50% tariff on Indian goods as a punitive measure for India's purchase of Russian oil, while also highlighting India's strong military and economic position that allows it to stand firm against U.S. pressure [1][3][5]. Trade Relations - On August 6, President Trump signed an executive order imposing an additional 25% tariff on Indian goods, raising the total tariff to 50%, the highest globally [3][5]. - Following a meeting with Putin, Trump indicated a potential pause on tariffs against Russian oil buyers, which briefly raised hopes in India for a possible tariff rollback [3][5]. - However, the U.S. delegation's cancellation of planned trade talks with India before the tariff's implementation suggests that the high tariffs are likely to remain in place [5]. India's Response - Indian Prime Minister Modi expressed a strong commitment to protect Indian farmers and promote domestic manufacturing during his Independence Day speech, indirectly addressing U.S. actions [7]. - India has taken concrete steps to counter U.S. influence, including boycotting American products and halting arms purchases from the U.S. [7][9]. Military Strength - India possesses one of the largest military forces globally, with over 1.45 million active personnel and a total military personnel count exceeding 5 million when including reserves [9][11]. - The country has a robust military infrastructure, including advanced aircraft and a significant naval presence, with nearly 300 vessels [11][13]. - India's nuclear capabilities further enhance its military standing, with over a hundred nuclear warheads and a triad of delivery systems [13][15]. Economic Position - India is the fifth-largest economy in the world, with a GDP exceeding $3.8 trillion, and is projected to surpass Japan by 2025 and potentially Germany by 2028 [15][17]. - The country's young population and large consumer market provide strong economic growth potential, positioning India as a future engine of global economic growth [17][19]. - Overall, India's substantial military and economic capabilities provide it with the confidence to confront U.S. pressures without compromising its sovereignty [19].

Core Points - The recent cancellation of a $10 billion F-35 order by Spain and similar actions from Switzerland and India indicate a growing discontent among U.S. allies regarding American trade policies and military sales [1][2] - The imposition of a 39% tariff on steel and aluminum by the Trump administration has significantly impacted U.S. defense contractors, leading to increased costs for allies and a potential loss of trust in the U.S. as a reliable partner [1][2] Group 1 - Spain's shift to the French Rafale fighter jet highlights the need for "reliable partners," suggesting a loss of confidence in U.S. military support [1] - Switzerland's F-35 procurement costs are projected to rise by an additional $1.6 billion due to inflation and material costs linked to U.S. tariffs, further straining their defense budget [1] - The ongoing trade tensions and tariffs have eroded the patience of U.S. allies, culminating in the F-35 order crisis as a significant turning point in military sales relationships [2] Group 2 - The cumulative effects of U.S. policies since 2018, including tariffs and the withdrawal from Afghanistan, have led to a deterioration of trust among allies [2] - The F-35 order crisis serves as a clear indication that even the strongest military sales relationships cannot withstand the pressures of "America First" policies [2]