Putin to visit New Delhi for summit with Modi on December 4-5
“This visit is of great importance, providing an opportunity to comprehensively discuss the extensive agenda of Russian-Indian relations of a special privileged strategic partnership in political, trade-economic, scientific-technological, and cultural-humanitarian fields, as well as to consider current international and regional issues,” the Kremlin stated.
Modi previously visited Russia twice in 2024—first in June for a bilateral summit in Moscow and later in October for a BRICS meeting in Kazan. The two leaders most recently met in Tianjin during the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in September, where they shared a private hour-long conversation in Putin’s presidential limousine before engaging in delegation-level discussions. Modi described the encounter as “always insightful.”
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