The recent summit in Delhi saw Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi engage in extensive discussions across multiple formats, including private dinners, bilateral talks, and a joint press conference. While no major defense deals were publicly disclosed, the summit cemented a broad spectrum of pacts designed to enhance bilateral trade and long-term strategic alignment. Key agreements span economic cooperation through 2030, acceleration of India’s Free Trade Agreement with the Eurasian Economic Union, and increased collaboration in agriculture and shipbuilding. Furthermore, a new partnership in critical minerals aims to secure vital rare earth supply chains for burgeoning sectors like electric vehicles and renewable energy.
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