India, Putin and Russia
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The two countries are looking to strengthen trade ties and are likely to sign bilateral interdepartmental and business agreements during Putin's visit.
The agreement will enable the armed forces of both the countries to access each other's military facilities for logistic support, joint exercises and humanitarian relief
In a big boost to defence ties, Russia has approved the Reciprocal Exchange of Logistic Support (Relos) agreement with India, ahead of Vladimir Putin’s visit to New Delhi. This pact allows mutual logistical support for military operations,
This special report outlines the anticipated visit of the Russian President to New Delhi for the 23rd Annual Indo-Russia Summit. The programme discusses the trajectory of the strategic partnership, highlighting key areas such as defence cooperation,
As the India-US trade deal hangs fire, New Delhi’s negotiations with the European Union may ultimately deliver a bigger lift — boosting exports, deepening India’s role in global supply chains and cementing ties with the West.
Vladimir Putin’s upcoming visit has shone a spotlight on Russia-India defence ties, which go back years and years. Data shows that despite New Delhi’s shift to self-reliance in arms manufacturing, Mos
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Russia Just Locked India Into A Military Powerhouse Deal - And Pakistan Should Be Very, Very Worried
This isn't just another defense deal. This is a complete military logistics partnership that allows Russian and Indian warships, aircraft, and military formations to freely operate from each other's territories with full logistical backing.
Indo-Russian friendship is likely to get a new momentum this week with President Vladimir Putin arriving in India for a summit with PM Modi on December 4-5, and India's Sudarshan Chakra or the Indian 'iron dome' may see enhanced co-operation.