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John Abraham Warns of Tariff Shockwaves: Urges India to Wait and Watch as He Defends Russian Oil Imports Amid US Tensions

Ankita Das
Last updated: August 8, 2025 5:25 pm
Ankita Das

Actor John Abraham, who is busy promoting his upcoming film Tehran (soon to release on an OTT platform), recently spoke about the ongoing trade tensions between India and the US. He shared his views on the tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump and how they could affect the Indian economy — and even our daily lives.

Impact of US Tariffs on India

In an interview, John said the tariffs will eventually affect everyone, not just businesses. According to him, these extra charges will especially impact pharmaceutical and textile industries, but the effects will reach ordinary people too.
He stressed, “You’ve got to be worried about the tariffs,” explaining that even art and culture could feel the impact if the economy suffers.

No Quick Retaliation

When asked if India should respond with its own tariffs, John suggested a cautious approach. He said India has become an important trade partner after China, but with the tariffs, things have become challenging.
He believes the country should wait and watch instead of reacting immediately, adding, “I don’t think we should do any retaliatory tariffs right now.”

Read more: Donald Trump Imposes 50% Tariff on India’s Russian Oil Trade — Major Blow to Export Sectors and Stock Market Stability

Support for Oil Imports from Russia

John also shared his opinion on India buying oil from Russia. He said, “We should stand by Russia,” showing support for continuing oil imports despite US concerns.

Why the Tariffs Were Imposed

The Trump administration has announced an additional 25% tariff on Indian imports, starting August 27. The US claims this move is linked to India’s decision to buy oil from Russia, which they see as a national security risk.

Also See: Rupee Rises 5 Paise Despite Trump’s 50% Tariff on Indian Exports

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