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17 September 17:33

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussed strengthening the relations between Russia and India, emphasizing the strategic partnership, despite pressures from the USA.

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In a recent phone conversation, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed satisfaction with the close relations between the two countries, based on trust and friendship. Modi emphasized India's commitment to contributing to the resolution of the conflict in Ukraine and thanked Putin for the congratulations on his anniversary. The discussion took place in the context of pressures from the U.S., which has imposed higher tariffs on Indian products due to imports of Russian oil. India reaffirmed that it will continue to import oil from Russia, thus maintaining its relations with Moscow.

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