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The US Senate has advanced a major Russia sanctions bill that could give President Donald Trump the power to impose tariffs of up to 100% on imports from major buyers of Russian oil and gas. India and China are among the countries exposed to the measure. But this is not a 100% tariff on India yet. The bill still needs further Senate action and House consideration. For New Delhi, the timing is critical. Russian crude remains a major part of India's energy mix, while Washington is simultaneously using tariffs and trade negotiations to reshape economic ties with India. The proposed law could turn Russian oil from a commercial advantage into a bargaining chip. Can India protect its energy security without jeopardising its American market? Will Trump use the tariff threat to force a rethink of India's Russia policy? And could Washington's pressure ultimately push India towards even greater strategic autonomy?