Indian PM Modi to Visit Russia: Why?
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to visit Russia soon, marking his first trip to Moscow since 2019. The visit comes amidst strengthening ties between India and Russia, despite international tensions following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Kremlin spokesperson Yuri Ushakov confirmed preparations for Modi’s visit, with dates to be announced. He highlighted the ongoing preparations, underscoring the significance of the visit in bilateral relations.
India’s relationship with Russia dates back to the Cold War era and remains robust, with India abstaining from UN votes against Russia and refraining from public criticism of the Ukraine conflict. The countries maintain strong defense cooperation, crucial for India’s security interests amid tensions with China.
Modi’s upcoming visit contrasts with India’s deepening strategic partnership with the United States, underscored by recent high-profile meetings and defense agreements. This dual engagement reflects India’s balancing act in navigating global geopolitical dynamics.
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