Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had a phone call on Tuesday, discussing the Ukraine conflict and other important bilateral matters. During the call, Prime Minister Modi shared insights from his recent visit to Kyiv and reiterated India’s firm commitment to supporting an early, peaceful resolution of the conflict through political and diplomatic means. President Putin expressed his principled assessment of the Kyiv authorities’ policies and highlighted Russia’s approaches to resolving the conflict.
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The leaders also discussed implementing trade and economic agreements from Modi’s official visit to Russia in July 2024. Additionally, they expressed satisfaction with their collaboration within the BRICS group of emerging economies. Prime Minister Modi confirmed his attendance at the Kazan Summit in October 2024, where Russia holds the year-long presidency. Both leaders emphasized maintaining and strengthening bilateral contacts at various levels.
