HOW Russia's purchase of Indian oil will not violate US sanctions

Russia's purchase of Indian oil will not violate US sanctions

 

 

The United States has said that if India buys fuel oil from Russia at a discounted price, it will not violate US sanctions. The White House press secretary made the announcement at a news conference on Tuesday.At the press conference, Jane Saki said that the announcement of US sanctions on Russia was a clear message to all countries.

"The sanctions we have announced should be complied with," he said. When asked at a press conference about India's oil purchases from Russia, Jane Saki replied, "I don't think it would violate the embargo." Saki, however, remarked, ‘It is also important to think, when something is written about this time in the history books, where will you be? To support the Russian leadership is to support their aggression. The response to this aggression is bound to be terrible. ' So far, India has not backed either side in the Russia-Ukraine conflict. They called on both sides to resolve the dispute through talks. However, they have refrained from voting in favor of Russia in the UN.  So far, the US administration has not taken any action against India. They also have no objection to buying oil. They also described the Indian missile in Pakistan as a mere accident.

The possible consequences of war, which China can do.
  • Prominent thinkerHu Wei has analyzed the possible consequences of the Russia-Ukraine war, and how this war could restructure the world order. The most horrific geopolitical conflict since World War II is the Russia-Ukraine war. This war will have far more impact on the world than the 9/11 terrorist attacks. This is the view of Hu Weir, a leading Chinese policy thinker.Hu Wei has analyzed the possible consequences of the Russia-Ukraine war, and how this war could restructure the world order. His analysis was published on March 12 by a website called US-China Perception Monitor. The website, run by the Carter Center, a US-based charity, publishes articles, commentaries, analyzes, interviews, and surveys on a wide range of bilateral issues.Hu Wei also spoke about China's role in the current crisis. According to him, Russia's special military operation in Ukraine has sparked widespread controversy in China. The country has two sides. In this context, Beijing needs to properly analyze and evaluate the dynamics of this war as well as its potential impact in the international arena. At the same time, China needs to respond more flexibly. China must choose a strategic option that is consistent with its long-term interests. Russian President Vladimir Putin may fail to achieve his desired goal, which could put Russia in a more difficult position.
    
    Putin's attack is aimed at resolving the Ukraine crisis. Defeating Ukraine, establishing leadership in Kiev, forming a pro-Russian government to divert attention from Russia's internal crisis. If Russia starts a nuclear war, it will turn the country upside down. And this war will be invincible for Russia.
    
    The situation at home and abroad is becoming increasingly unfavorable for Russia. Even if Russian forces occupy the Ukrainian capital, Kiev, and establish a puppet government there at exorbitant prices, that would not be the final victory for Moscow. 
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    So the best option for Putin right now is to end the war through peace talks, for which Ukraine must make substantial concessions.

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