“As noted in the Kremlin, the parties will sign a number of intergovernmental and commercial documents.”, — write: www.unian.ua
As noted in the Kremlin, the parties will sign a number of intergovernmental and commercial documents.
Putin goes to meet Modi / photo WikipediaKremlin dictator Vladimir Putin will visit India on December 4-5 to discuss bilateral relations and key international issues.
As reported by Reuters, this was reported in Moscow and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of India. It is said that during the visit, Putin will hold talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, as well as a separate meeting with Indian President Draupadi Murmu.
As noted in the Kremlin, the parties will sign a number of intergovernmental and commercial documents, but their content has not yet been disclosed.
The last time Putin visited India was in December 2021 — a few months before the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Moscow emphasized that the visit is of “significant importance” as it allows for a detailed discussion of a wide range of Russian-Indian issues, which the Kremlin calls “a particularly privileged strategic partnership.” It is about cooperation in the political, trade-economic, scientific-technical, cultural and humanitarian spheres.
US pressure and import of Russian oilUS President Donald Trump has repeatedly called on Modi to stop buying Russian oil. In recent years, India has remained one of the largest buyers of energy carriers from the Russian Federation.
However, Reuters writes, trade and oil sources said this week that Russian oil imports to India will fall to their lowest level in at least three years in December, following a rise in November. According to them, Indian processors are looking for alternative supplies to avoid the risk of violating Western sanctions.
India and Russia: newsIt will be recalled that India continues to buy Russian oil throughout the full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation into Ukraine.
This year, US President Donald Trump tried to pressure India and other countries to reduce oil imports through tariffs. It should be noted that on August 30, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi confirmed his support for a peaceful settlement of the war in Ukraine during a telephone conversation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyi.
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