US Iran Trade Warning: Amidst the increasing tension between America and Iran, President Donald Trump has taken a big and tough step. Trump has made it clear that any country doing business with Iran will have to pay the price. America has announced to impose 25 percent tariff on such countries.

Trump wrote on his social media platform Truth Social that if any country does business with Iran, it will have to pay 25 percent tax on every trade with America. He said that this rule will come into effect immediately and no changes will be made in it.

It may affect these countries

According to the report of Associated Press, countries like China, Brazil, Türkiye and Russia have trade relations with Iran. In such a situation, this decision can have a direct impact on these countries.

‘Want to find solution through talks’

Trump had earlier said that America can talk to Iranian officials and he is also in touch with Iranian opposition leaders. He expressed displeasure over the death of protesters in Iran and also warned of military action while increasing pressure on the government. However, on Monday, White House Press Secretary Carolyn Levitt made it clear that America’s first choice is still negotiations. He said that attacking is definitely an option, but the President wants to find a solution through dialogue first.

Levitt also said that America is not getting clear and consistent messages from Iran. He said that the Iranian government is saying one thing outside, while different things are coming out in internal conversations, and the President is trying to understand these messages.

Demonstrations are taking place in Iran

There have been large-scale demonstrations against the government in Iran in recent months. These demonstrations started with the severe economic crisis, but have now reached the demand for removal of the government. Iran’s influence in the region has also weakened.

Relations between America and India appear to be strengthening once again. The White House said on Tuesday that US President Donald Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi hold frequent talks, while the business teams of the two countries are also continuing serious and constructive talks.

White House Press Secretary Carolyn Levitt said in a conversation with reporters, “President Trump respects Prime Minister Modi very much and he talks to him often.” He said that serious discussions are continuously taking place between the two countries regarding trade and economic cooperation, which is an indication that the talks between the two countries are moving in the right direction.

Levitt also told that recently on the occasion of Diwali, Trump had talked to Modi in the Oval Office of the White House. During this time many senior Indian-American officials were also present. He said, “President Trump is very positive about India-US relations and wants to take this relationship forward very strongly.” He also praised US Ambassador Sergio Gore, who is playing an active role in strengthening diplomatic relations on behalf of the US in New Delhi.

After trade dispute, now there are signs of improvement in relations

During his visit to South Korea last week, Trump had said that he wants to make a new trade deal with India. This statement has come at a time when relations between the two countries had soured in the last few years. In fact, Washington had increased the tariff on Indian imports from 25% to 50% due to India continuing to purchase Russian oil.

America made this increase on July 30 and a week later an additional 25% duty was imposed. However, after new US sanctions were imposed on Russian oil majors Rosneft and Lukoil, Indian oil companies have reduced the import of Russian crude oil.

Analysts believe that this development indicates new warmth in India-US relations. It is also clear from the recent statement of the White House that the trade partnership and strategic cooperation between the two countries can gain further momentum in the coming months.

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White House released a statement

The White House issued a statement on Wednesday, stating that Trump’s plan presented a possible decisive turn after the disastrous war of years. It was mentioned in the statement that countries around the world have described Trump’s plan as ‘game changer’. The plan has given special attention to the immediate abolition of the fight, release of all hostages, and constant humanitarian aid. Its final goal is to make Gaza a symbol of prosperity and permanent peace.

Response of Prime Minister Modi and other global leaders

The US administration said that leaders from Arab countries to Western countries are supporting the scheme. Prime Minister Modi also welcomed this initiative through social media posts and wrote that this announcement shows the practical way of permanent peace, security and development for the people of Palestine and Israel. Modi hoped that all the concerned parties would cooperate in this initiative.

The White House also shared a link to Modi’s statement. Apart from this, shared statements of Foreign Ministers of Saudi Arabia, Jordan, UAE, Indonesia, Pakistan, Türkiye, Qatar and Egypt have also been included in this support.

The main objective of this scheme is to prevent immediate fighting in Gaza, release all hostages safely and to ensure humanitarian aid. In addition, the plan also emphasizes on redevelopment of Gaza and ensuring permanent prosperity there. The Trump administration believes that this initiative will increase stability and security not only regional but also globally.

This initiative has given positive indications towards the resolution of Gaza struggle internationally and it is expected that all the parties will come forward in support of this scheme.

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Us-India Trade Dispute: US President Donald Trump on Friday (September 12, 2025) admitted that the 50 percent tariff imposed on India has led to differences between the two countries. In a statement made in the White House, Trump said that it was not an easy task to impose 50 percent tariff on India.

Actually, the Trump administration has imposed 50 percent tariff on India due to buying Russian oil. This includes 25 percent general tariff and 25 percent additional penalty.

‘Both countries are close to agreement’

US President Donald Trump has nominated Sergio Gore for the post of Ambassador to India. Gor said that the US has called an Indian delegation to visit Washington next week and both countries are close to an agreement. He said, “We are interacting with Indian leaders. The President has invited India’s Commerce and Trade Ministers to meet next week. During this time he will also meet Ambassador Greer. An important agreement will be discussed in this meeting. We are no longer far from the agreement and only his nuances are going on.”

‘America is committed to quad group’

Sergio Gor also reiterated that the US is fully committed to the quad group (India, America, Japan and Australia). He said that this group is very important and indicated that President Trump could come to India to attend the Quad Summit to be held in India later this year.

Gore further said, “President is fully prepared to continue the quad meetings and strengthen it. He has already been conversed on his journey for the next quad meeting.” Recently, positive messages were exchanged between the two leaders on social media, which indicates improvement in relations.