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Putin India Visit: From Bearhugs To Handshakes, Revisit Russian President's 'Bonhomie' With PM Modi
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14:16Now PlayingRussian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi have often appeared at ease in each other’s company during their many meetings over recent years, a dynamic highlighted ahead of the Russian president’s state visit this week.
India and Russia share a decades-long, deeply rooted partnership, shaped by the strategic, military, and economic cooperation built with the former Soviet Union during the Cold War. The two sides formally established diplomatic ties in 1947, months before India achieved independence.
Putin’s visit on December 4–5 is expected to focus on defence and trade. Key announcements are likely, including India’s planned purchase of five additional S-400 air defence systems and discussions on integrating the countries’ payment networks to streamline bilateral transactions.
Putin India Visit: From Bearhugs To Handshakes, Revisit Russian President's 'Bonhomie' With PM Modi
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