Putin heads to India
Moscow, December 4 (Hibya) – Russian President Vladimir Putin is beginning a two-day visit to India, where he will meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi and attend the annual summit jointly organized by the two countries.
The two sides will sign 10 intergovernmental documents and more than 15 commercial agreements. Moscow and New Delhi will identify strategic areas for economic cooperation through 2030.
The Kremlin hopes the trade volume will reach 100 billion dollars.
According to Izvestia, despite Western pressure, defense cooperation also appears poised to grow: contracts may be signed for the supply of Su-57 aircraft, S-400 systems, and even S-500 missiles.
The Russian Foreign Ministry told Izvestia that the parties are also discussing a future Eurasian Charter on diversity and multipolarity in the 21st century.
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