USA BEGS RUSSIA FOR 48 LAKH TONS OF DIESEL | Trump-Putin deal, but India gets Sanctioned? | Kinjal

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USA BEGS RUSSIA FOR 48 LAKH TONS OF DIESEL? Just 3 weeks after signing a law threatening 100% tariffs on buyers of Russian oil, Trump has struck a diesel deal with Putin, and suspended US sanctions on Russian diesel until April 2027. So why is India still facing the tariff threat?

In this video, Kinjal Choudhary breaks down the Trump-Putin diesel deal, the hypocrisy behind US sanctions, and what it means for India's energy security.

🔍 In this video:
➤ What the Trump-Putin diesel deal is: 48 lakh tons in 4 phases
➤ Why America needed Russian diesel: Iran war, Hormuz blockade and record $6.52 diesel
➤ US sanctions suspended on Russian diesel until April 2027
➤ How Russia can supply diesel despite Ukrainian drone strikes on its refineries
➤ Zelenskyy's reaction: "a weak decision by strong partners"
➤ The double standard: the USA buys Russian fuel, while India faces a 100% tariff threat
➤ India's role: Indian petrol to Russia, Russian diesel to the USA
➤ Is the USA folding to BRICS?

🇮🇳 India Angle:
The Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act, signed on 18 September 2026, allows tariffs of up to 100% on the top buyers of Russian oil, and India is one of them. Now Washington itself is buying Russian fuel. Kinjal explains why this strengthens India's case for strategic autonomy, and what risks still remain.

📌 Presented by: Kinjal Choudhary
📺 Channel: World Affairs

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