Sergey Lavrov Affirms ‘No Threat’ to India-Russia Economic Ties, Putin’s New Delhi Visit Is Being Planned

In the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov announced that India-Russia’s economic partnership is not “threatened”. This claim comes in the midst of the US imposition on India for Russian oil trade.

Meanwhile, Russian President Vladimir Putin said in December that his visit to the new Delhi is currently “planned”.

India-Russia Economic Ties

Lavrov answered a question about the secondary sanctions imposed on India for importing Russian oil by the news agency moment, and that the economic relationship between the new Delhi and Moscow was “threatened” and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, including India’s leadership “India’s own partners”.

“(The Economic Partnership Between India and Russia) is not under the notion threw … The Indian Prime Minister and the Minister of Foreign Affair Affaires Have Made It Clear That India Chooses its Own Partners. They are prepared to discusses the terms for that, whatver Terms the us might put forth. Only with Those States, “said Russian Foreign Minister.

“We respect the national interests of India, we respect the national interests of India, we respect the foreign policy of Narendra Modi to encourage these national interests.”

Sergey Lavrov underlined the strategic relationship between India and Russia and said that the foreign policy of the Indian government was “great respect” to maintain their “national interests” under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi.

He also remembered PM Modi at the SCO summit in China and the last meeting of President Putin. He recorded “close coordination” at the international level between the two countries.

“Son zamanlarda, Başbakan Modi ve Başkan Putin, Tianjin’de Çin’deki SCO zirvesinde bir araya geldi. Ve Aralık ayında, Bay Putin’den yeni Delhi’ye planlanıyor. Çok kapsamlı bir ikili gündem, ticaret, askeri, teknik işbirliği, finans, insani husus meseleleri, sağlık, yüksek teknoloji, yapaylık istihbarat ve elbette uluslararası koordinasyonda” yakın bir koordinasyonda … ”

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Will Putin visit India?

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov said that a visit to the new Delhi from Russian President Putin was planned in the Unga 80th session.

“… In December, a visit from Mr. Putin is planned to New Delhi.” “We have a very comprehensive binary agenda, trade, military, technical cooperation, finance, human issues, health, high technology, artificial intelligence and of course SCO, BRICS and bilaterally, we have an international coordination at the international level,” he said.

“This year, my colleague, I talked to him yesterday, Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, I will visit Russia and visit India. We are organizing regular stock exchanges.”

In particular, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar held a series of high -level meetings with international leaders, including UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres, and focused on geopolitical trends on the edges of the 80th session of Unga in New York.

(With memory entrances)