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Donald Trump's latest gamble to get Vladimir Putin to stop the war in Ukraine is to threaten Russia's trade partners with tariffs in the hope they'll pressure Russia into peace talks before Trump's 50-day deadline.
And whilst China is the biggest, most powerful country in that mix, India is also a target.
It buys almost 40% of its oil from Russia.
But politicians in New Delhi don't appear to be scared by Trump's threat.
Yesterday the Russia specialist Mark Gallotti was with us to look at how China could be responding to Donald Trump's deadline and Mark is back with us today to discuss India this time.
Mark, where does India sit in this latest strategy by Trump?
We spoke about the view that tariffs against China are being seen by some as an empty threat.
Is that the same for India?
India's position is really quite an interesting and complex one.
I mean they are perfectly happy to accept cheap oil from Russia to help fuel their economy,