The date of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s visit to India has been fixed amid the ongoing tension to import crude oil from Russia with the US. President Vladimir Putin is scheduled to visit India on a two-day visit on 5-6 December in the last month of this year. During this, Russian President Putin will also meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi. In such a situation, the tension of US President Donald Trump may increase due to Putin’s visit to India amid the ongoing tension with the US.

According to news agency ANI, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavarov is also expected to come to India to prepare for the summit and discuss bilateral issues before Russian President Putin’s visit to India.

Russian Foreign Minister UNGA Was announced in

In fact, Russian External Affairs Minister Sergei Lavarov announced in the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) that the Russian President’s visit to India in December. During this, Lavarov also gave a statement on the depth of the bilateral agenda regarding India-Russia relations. Which includes close coordination in international forums such as business, military and technical cooperation, finance, humanitarian cases, healthcare, high technology, AI and SCO and BRICS.

What Russian Foreign Minister said on India’s trade autonomy,

Emphasizing India’s trade autonomy, Russia’s Foreign Minister Lavarov said, ‘We fully respect India’s national interests and also respect the foreign policy being adopted by PM Narendra Modi to promote these national interests. We maintain constant contact with India at the highest level. At the same time, he said that India is fully capable of taking its decisions regarding trade relations.

Lavarov said about American tariff imposed on India

During this time, the Russian Foreign Minister also gave a statement about the tariff imposed on India by the US regarding Russian oil imports. He said, ‘India and Russia’s economic partnership is not in danger. Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi and Foreign Minister S.K. Jaishankar has completely made it clear that India selects its partner itself.

He said, ‘If the US proposes to increase bilateral trade between it and India, then they are fully prepared to discuss the conditions for this. But when it comes between India and a third country, then in such cases India will give priority to the discussion only with the countries concerned.

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