U.S. Treasury Secretary Demands Allies Impose 200% Tariffs on China, G7 Leaders Look Down at Their Shoes in Silence
Well, "the Putin-Putin meeting fell apart, India pays the price" was originally a serial drama.
Many people may have noticed that, because of purchasing Russian oil, the U.S. sanctions against India have already been implemented, and U.S. Treasury Secretary Bowman has also threatened that if the U.S.-Russia leaders' talks fail, India will face higher tariffs.
However, at the same time, the U.S. sanctions against China have not yet been finalized — this is certainly not because the U.S. is being lenient toward China, but because the U.S. simply does not have the capability to sanction China.
Previously, White House trade advisor Navarro had admitted that sanctioning China would harm the U.S. interest itself.
More painfully, the U.S. has not only considered joining with allies to threaten China, but it also did not work.
On the 13th, U.S. Treasury Secretary Bowman revealed in an interview that he had previously asked the leaders of the G7 countries during the G7 summit whether they were willing to impose 200% tariffs on Chinese goods because China purchased Russian oil, "but no one responded to his proposal," and the G7 leaders "were all looking down at their shoes."
In fact, the U.S. practice of inciting its allies to go ahead and "oppose China," while staying behind and not contributing, and even siphoning off the blood of its allies, has not gone unnoticed by these allies. Only the pro-buyer regime of the Philippines-Marcos government would obey every demand of the United States without question.
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