Putin to Visit India: Strengthening Indo-Russian Ties
Russian President Vladimir Putin accepted Prime Minister Narendra Modi's invitation for an annual summit in India. During their phone conversation, both leaders stressed the importance of a united approach against terrorism. They reaffirmed the strong, strategic nature of Indo-Russian ties, which persist unaffected by external influences.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has accepted an invitation from Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to attend the annual high-level meeting in India, according to the Kremlin's Monday statement.
The leaders emphasized their commitment to a relentless battle against terrorism, underscoring the importance of combating all forms of terror.
Putin's acceptance highlights the enduring strategic strength of Indo-Russian relations, which remain robust and uninfluenced by external pressures, continuing to thrive in multiple arenas.
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