India And Russia Reaffirm Cooperation Against Terrorism
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin said that India and Russia continue to stand together in the fight against terrorism. The comments were made during their bilateral summit in New Delhi, where both leaders highlighted long-standing cooperation on security issues.
Leaders Emphasise Shared Approach
Modi said that the two countries have consistently supported each other when terrorism has threatened peace and stability. The leaders noted that both nations view terrorism as a global problem and called for coordinated efforts to counter it. They underlined that cooperation includes intelligence sharing, defence partnerships and joint commitment to international security.
Summit Focuses On Strategic Ties
Apart from discussions on terrorism, the summit addressed defence, energy and trade cooperation. Both governments expressed satisfaction over ongoing defence projects and reaffirmed their intent to strengthen strategic ties. The leaders discussed future areas of partnership, including technology, supply chains and economic exchanges.
Context Of The Meeting
The meeting comes at a time of shifting global alignments and conflicts. India has consistently maintained that it will pursue an independent foreign policy and will work with all partners to promote stability. Both countries said that commitment to peace and security would continue to guide their cooperation.
