Trump maintains August 1 deadline on India tariffs



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President Donald Trump has announced a 25% tariff on all goods imported from India, effective Friday, Aug. 1. The move comes amid growing concerns over India’s continued economic and defense ties with Russia, including recent oil and military equipment purchases.

According to Trump, these transactions contribute to prolonging the conflict in Ukraine. While Trump stated that India would face a penalty for these purchases, the nature of that penalty has not been specified.

Earlier this month, he also proposed a 100% tariff on countries that conduct business with Russia. The announcement has sparked debate over potential impacts on U.S.-India trade and broader geopolitical dynamics.

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