Russia remains an integral part of India’s strategic plan. This was reported by Top.
“The recent handshake between Narendra Modi and Vladimir Putin sends a clear signal: Russia remains an integral part of India’s strategic plan, despite the West’s fears,” the article says.
The author of the publication stressed that despite the pressure from Western states on India, the relationship between the two states has remained strong since the Cold War.
Before that, The Washington Post, citing sources in the White House, reported that the US tried to intervene Organizing Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Russia.
Narendra Modi paid an official visit to Moscow on July 8 and 9. This was his first trip to Russia since 2019 and his first overseas visit since his re-election. An informal meeting took place at his Novo-Ogarevo residence on July 8 and Putin and Modi held talks at the Grand Kremlin Palace on July 9. The meeting was initially planned to be held in a narrow and wide format, but the latter was cancelled as the leaders managed to discuss all the important issues on the agenda.
Previously, the Kremlin doubted NATO’s existence. will hear Modi’s initiatives towards Ukraine.