Summary
President Vladimir Putin of Russia and Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India held talks in New Delhi, emphasizing their strong partnership. They announced new trade agreements and Russia's plan to continue sending fuel to India. The leaders showed commitment to maintaining a stable relationship despite external pressures.
Key Facts
- The meeting took place in New Delhi at the Russia-India annual summit.
- India and Russia signed agreements to boost trade in various sectors like energy and agriculture.
- Russia committed to continue providing fuel to India.
- The nations aim for a trade target of $100 billion.
- President Trump increased tariffs on Indian goods due to India's ongoing import of Russian oil.
- Modi and Putin emphasized their countries' strong ties and future cooperation.
- The summit served as a political message of resilience against external pressures.
