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  31. India is the world's largest democracy, and naturally, as Americans and also a former British Colony, we'd assume India has more in common with the US and Europe than Russia and China. Both the US and Russia will still have a friendly relationship with India regardless of their stance on sanctions against Russia. There are some sanctions that have strict international requirements, but most of them are voluntary and only applicable to corporations doing business with both the US and Russia. If India or China used the lower cost of Russian products to benefit themselves, that's one of the key aspects of capitalism. The present conflict in Europe is completely different from the Cold War ("East versus West" and "Private versus Public Ownership"), or the strategy to contain/sabotage the recent economic growth and regional influence of the CCP. There is no wider ideological divide, religious dispute, or different economic systems between America and Russia. The US and EU have sanctioned Russia for attacking Ukraine, and the intention is to cause a recession and devalue the Ruble. The target is primarily Vladimir Putin and Russian Oligarchs who do business with US and European corporations. The sanctions have already done economic damage to the Russian economy and international reputation that will take years to recover from. India isn't being forced to decide between the US, Russia, or be nonaligned. It may impact India's relationship with the Ukrainians, but the US needs Indian political and economic alignment to counter the influence of China. The sanctions against Russia are only one specific issue and won't impact the wider importance of India being the largest democracy.
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