Recently, international oil trade has once again become the focus of global attention. According to reports, the U.S. government had previously threatened India and China with punitive measures due to these two countries importing oil from Russia. However, the latest news shows that U.S. President Trump changed his attitude towards China after meeting with Russian President Putin.

After meeting with Putin in Alaska, Trump gave an interview to Fox News. He stated that based on the results of this meeting, he would not consider imposing tariffs on China for purchasing Russian oil. This statement temporarily eased the tensions between China and the United States regarding oil trade issues.

However, Trump also hinted that this decision may only be temporary. In an interview, he mentioned: "Maybe in two to three weeks I will reconsider this issue, but for now we don't need to do that." This statement shows that the US government still maintains flexibility in its oil trade policy.

It is worth noting that the United States has taken punitive measures against India by announcing additional tariffs on Indian goods. This action has sparked extensive discussions within the international community regarding U.S. trade policy.

The recent meeting between the US and Russian leaders and its subsequent impact highlight the complexity of international energy trade and the importance of geopolitical factors. Countries seeking a balance between energy supply and international relations will continue to influence the direction of the global oil market.