The meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin in New Delhi has given a new strength and momentum to the relations between the two countries. 7-The talks that lasted for about three hours at Lok Kalyan Marg were not only important from a strategic point of view, but also appeared to open many new avenues for future partnership.

Our relations are deeply rooted in history – Putin
President Vladimir Putin told Prime Minister Modi, our relations are deeply rooted in history, but what matters is not the words, but the essence, which is indeed very strong and deep. Describing the meeting as ‘friendly and meaningful’, he expressed his gratitude to Prime Minister Modi.

Future direction: from AI to space
Russian President Putin mentioned plans for major expansion in many areas during the conversation. He said that the areas in which Russia and India are planning to move forward reflect the high level of trust between the two countries. He specifically mentioned things like Artificial Intelligence, aviation, high-tech sector, military-technical cooperation, space.

Open and direct dialogue on global issues
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that India and Russia are in constant dialogue on global issues, especially Ukraine. PM Modi said that you (Vladimir Putin) tell me the exact situation. This is proof of the strong partnership between our countries.

New energy to economic partnership
Modi expressed hope that this meeting will add new energy to the economic progress of both the countries. I am confident that this meeting will generate new hope and further strengthen our economic partnership. We expect big results. Referring to the warmth of personal relations, Prime Minister Modi said, I am happy to say that our acquaintance is more than 25 years old.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi appeared with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping during the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit held in Tianjin, China. PM Modi also hugged Putin during this time. Prime Minister Modi’s visit to China is considered very important amidst the tension with America.

PM Modi on Monday (1 september) Share the photo on social media platform X and informed about this meeting. PM Modi wrote, ,The conversation continues in Tianjin. During the SCO summit, he discussed with President Putin and President Xi., Apart from this, PM Modi also shared a picture of the meeting with President Putin. He wrote on social media platform X, It is always a pleasure to meet President Putin.

Prime Minister Modi attended the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit in Tianjin, China on Monday. It is considered an important diplomatic meeting with regional powers. Major regional leaders including Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin are participating in the SCO summit.

A special meeting will be held between PM Modi and Putin

Subsequently, Prime Minister Modi is going to have a bilateral meeting with Russia President Vladimir Putin. Despite the global tension between India and Russia, there is a close partnership in the strategic and energy sector. The main focus of the SCO summit will be focused on dealing with ‘three evils’ such as terrorism, separatism and extremism, which has been the main objective of establishing the organization.

Always a delight to meet president putin! pic.twitter.com/xtdsyweemtw

– Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) September 1, 2025

Explain that an agreement signature ceremony is scheduled on Monday, after which a joint statement of leaders will be issued. This is Prime Minister Modi’s first visit to China in seven years and this is happening at a time when India and China are gradually trying to rectify their relations after a long border dispute.

Input – IANS

Pakistan’s delegation in Moscow: On Tuesday, a high -level delegation of Pakistan reached Moscow, the capital of Russia, amidst the ongoing tension with India. The delegation met Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and handed over a personal letter to Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif to President Vladimir Putin.

The delegation was led by Syed Tariq Fatimi, Special Assistant of Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif. Russia’s official news agency TASS confirmed the letter to the Pakistani Embassy. This tour has taken place at a time when security cooperation and political coordination between Russia and India is continuously increasing.

Information given to Lavrov on the situation in South Asia
During the meeting, the Pakistani delegation informed Russia about the situation in South Asia. Lavarov stated the need for direct communication for restoration of trust between the two countries. The Russian Foreign Ministry was quoted as saying that dialogue is the way to build confidence.

Desire to increase bilateral cooperation from Russia
Syed Tariq Fatimi also gave best wishes for Putin on behalf of PM Sharif and expressed the desire of Pakistan to increase bilateral cooperation in various fields like energy, transport, trade. The recent tension between India and Pakistan started on 7 May after the initiative terror attack. In response, India carried out a surgical strike at terrorist bases in Pakistan and Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POK). After this, Pakistan tried to attack the Indian military bases on 8, 9 and 10 May, but the Indian Army strongly responded to these efforts. On May 10, it was agreed to stop military actions after negotiations between DGMO (Director General of Military Operations) of the two countries.

Pak exercise to raise global support against India
Pakistan had announced last month that it would send teams of experts to many countries of the world to put its side of the four -day struggle with India in front of the international community. Moscow tour is considered part of this strategy.

Indian delegation’s visit to Russia also in discussion
It is also noteworthy that a few days ago an Indian parliamentary delegation led by DMK MP Kanimozhi Karunanidhi visited Russia. During this time, the delegates informed Russia about Pakistan sponsored terrorism and tried to raise international support.