Modi Meets Putin, Pushes Message of Ending the Russia–Ukraine War
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Russian President Vladimir Putin in Bishkek on August 31, reiterating India's support for peace and calling for movement away from prolonged conflict. Putin also confirmed plans to travel to New Delhi for the BRICS Summit on September 12–13, adding significance to the India-Russia engagement.
Why it matters
India maintains a strategically important relationship with Russia while continuing to advocate dialogue over the Ukraine conflict. Putin's expected visit to India for BRICS will bring India-Russia relations and India's diplomatic role back into international focus.
What's next
Modi addresses the 26th SCO Summit on September 1. Putin is then expected in New Delhi for the BRICS Summit on September 12–13.
Key dates
- August 31: Modi meets Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of the SCO gathering in Bishkek
- Leaders review India–Russia ties and regional developments
- Modi reiterates India's support for dialogue and peace in the Russia–Ukraine conflict
- Next: Putin expected in New Delhi for the BRICS Summit, September 12–13.
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Sources
- indianexpress.comView original →
- newsonair.gov.inView original →
