Multipolarity: India and Russia Ramp up Bilateral Trade, Plan to Jointly Produce Modern Weapons
Indian FM Jaishankar and Russian FM Lavrov.
Whether we like it or not, multipolarity is here to stay. Bilateral relations of a meaningful nature between powers are developing to unprecedented levels.
A shining example of this are the Indo-Russian relations.
India’s foreign minister is in Russia where he met with Russian President Vladimir Putin, who praised the relations between the countries, progressing amid turbulent times.
FM Subrahmanyam Jaishankar’s meeting was part of a five-day visit.
At the start of the meeting, Putin addressed the war in Ukraine, and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s neutral stance, sayin he knew of his ‘desire to do everything to resolve this problem through peaceful means’.
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