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India–Russia Sign Pact to Exchange Forces for Military Exercises

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India–Russia Sign Pact to Exchange Forces for Military Exercises

Vladimir Putin has stated that he wishes to strengthen the ties with India at a higher level. The Russian President is coming to India on December 4 to attend the 23rd India-Russia Annual Summit.

Besides India, he also expressed his objective to solidify Russia’s relations with China.

During an investment forum in Moscow, President Putin said that Russia is focusing on multiple joint projects with India and China, covering sectors such as agriculture, energy, space, and industry.

His main objective is to enhance technological cooperation with both nations.

Holding regular talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping on economic matters, Putin is prepared to discuss the related subjects with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to India.

It will also cover the strategy to boost Indian exports to Russia.

Emphasis on Trade Relations with India

Emphasising trade with India, Putin said Russia seeks to strengthen economic ties with its key partner nations.

According to Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov, India and Russia are already coordinating to increase Indian exports.

He also noted that Russia remains a key energy supplier to India, although there might be temporary fluctuations in oil shipments.

In an online briefing, Peskov also expressed the importance of trade systems that remain unaffected by external nations.

He also said that disputes between India and the United States do not affect Russia’s focus on growing business with India.

Peskov Calls for National Currency Trade, Commends India’s Balanced Ukraine Stance

Peskov also stressed the importance of national currency trading, as it is essential in preserving economic relations.

He thanked India for maintaining a friendly stance towards Russia and applauded its neutral approach to the Ukraine conflict.

India-Russia Military Pact

Peskov also mentioned the increased sales of the S-400 missile system, which will be one of the main topics during Putin’s visit to New Delhi.

Acknowledging Russia’s defence capabilities and weapons, which make up 36% of India’s military equipment, he expects cooperation between the two nations to persist further.

Peskov Hails India-Russia Defence Ties, Flags Potential Su-57 Deal

Russia has also expressed interest in discussing the possibility of India buying the Su-57 fighter jet.

For Peskov, it is one of the best planes in the world. It is also one of the core topics discussed during Putin's visit to India.

Besides that, he also stressed the successful BrahMos missile project, which reflects a robust defence cooperation between Russia and India.

According to him, the partnership between the two nations is not confined to trade in weapons but also includes sharing advanced technologies.

This will pave the way for the foundation of India-Russia joint defence ventures.

FAQs

Q: What type of defence deals can be confirmed for that visit?

A: As of now, no specific defence deals are confirmed. The governments involved will officially announce the agreements, if reached.

Q: What does Trump say about that?

A: U.S. President Donald Trump is critical of India’s defence ties with Russia. He has called both nations’ economies DEAD.

Q: What is the State Duma in Russia?

A: The State Duma is the lower house of the Russian Federal Assembly. Being the country’s national legislature, it passes federal laws, approves the budget, and monitors the government’s policies.

Q: Is India going to collaborate with Russia in the nuclear sector  (civil-nuclear collaboration)?

A: Yes, both Russia and India are moving forward to deepen their civil-nuclear collaboration.

Q: What type of Defence Technology tie is going to be held with Russia?

A: India and Russia will strengthen ties on Defence-Technology cooperation through advanced weapons procurement, technology transfer, and broader military-technical collaboration.

Q: When is Putin coming to India?

A: Russian President Vladimir Putin is coming to India on 4-5 December 2025 as part of the 23rd India–Russia Annual Summit, at the invitation of Narendra Modi.

Q: Where is Putin going to stay?

A: Russian President Vladimir Putin will stay in New Delhi during the 23rd India-Russia Annual Summit.

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