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Vladimir Putin India Visit Live Updates: Russian President departs from Delhi after concluding his two-day state visit
Putin India Visit Live Updates: Russian President Vladimir Putin concluded a two-day state visit to India on Friday His meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi focused on strengthening economic, energy, and defence ties. The 23rd Russia-India Summit saw agreements on expanding trade, boosting energy cooperation, and promoting joint defence manufacturing, while discussions also touched on a free trade deal with the Eurasian Economic Union. The visit comes amid rising US pressure on India over its Russian energy imports, highlighting New Delhi’s delicate balancing act between Moscow and Washington.
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