‘You Will Feel The Cost’; ‘India Already Paying The Price’: US Senator Warns China, Brazil Of Fallout For Buying Russian Oil | World News

Washington: US senator Lindsey Graham has published a warning to countries that still buy oil from Russia, in a strong expression. He pointed out his comments directly to India, China and Brazil and held them responsible for indirectly fueling Russian aggression.

“Others who support Putin’s war machine by purchasing India, China, Brazil and cheap Russian oil: How do you feel that your purchases result in innocent civilians, including children?” X (formerly called twitter) wrote on the cost of supporting Putin. You will be the rest of the rest.

Others who support Putin’s war machine by purchasing India, China, Brazil and cheap Russian oil: How do you feel that your purchases result in innocent civilians, including children?

India is experiencing the cost of supporting Putin. To the rest, you… https://t.co/g1kesmkv1j– Lindsey Graham (@Lindseygrahamsc) 28 August 2025

The senator’s mission came shortly after Russian missile strikes ruined the parts of Kiev on Thursday, killed at least 10 people and wounded more. Reports from Euro News confirmed that the attack damage the diplomatic mission of the European Union in the capital of Ukraine.

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy condemned the missile attack and described it as ı another great attack against our cities and communities ”. He added that the emergency teams are still trying to save the survivors stuck under the rubble of a residential building that is still destroyed.

“At least 8 people have already been approved as dead. One of them is a child. His condolences to all their families and loved ones, X he wrote.

While assembling international anger, the new Delhi finds not only global examination, but also increases the pressure on trade from Washington. Just a few days after Senator Graham’s post, S. Jaishankar, India’s Foreign Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar, responded closely to the US’s imposed tariffs and said to them, “unfair and unreasonable.”

The US tariffs rising over 50 percent were introduced during the Trump administration and are seen as a penalty for India’s oil relations with Russia.

Jaishankar said, “What we are worried about is that when the red lines pronounce the interests of our farmers and to some extent we have small producers or we have failed or failed, we are determined to defend the interests of our farmers and small producers as a government.

In a statement published on Thursday, the Ministry of Commerce accepted the potential short -term damage of new tariffs to exports in key sectors. Textile, chemicals and machines are expected to carry Brunt, but the ministry envisaged only limited long -term economic deterioration.

“It is understood that 50 percent tariffs will affect trade, especially the tariffs are there.

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Industrial leaders expressed concerns about delayed payment cycles and decreasing order volumes. Businesses are already reporting stress due to the tightening of the cash flow.

Authority, “the short term will slow down orders. The money they have to return from their exports will slow down. Thus, they will encounter liquidity crisis and financial difficulties to carry out their operations,” he said.

As both economic pressure and geopolitical rhetoric concentrate, India faces difficult questions from the West as it stands intact at its trade and diplomatic stance.