Russia Strengthens Ties with India in Strategic Partnership

Russia is building a "privileged strategic partnership" with India, as part of a broader effort to deepen ties with several nations, including China and Iran. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov highlighted the significance of these relationships at a recent event, emphasizing mutual trust and cooperation.

In a strategic move to enhance international relations, Russia is focusing on strengthening its partnership with India. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov emphasized the development of a "privileged strategic partnership" with India, highlighting the growing significance of this alliance.

Speaking at an event, Lavrov detailed Russia's efforts to expand ties with countries such as China, Iran, and North Korea, along with Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) nations. The state-run TASS news agency reported Lavrov's remarks, underscoring Russia's prioritization of global partnerships.

President Putin's expected visit to India this year will further solidify the "special and privileged strategic partnership" between the two nations, which regularly engage through bilateral summits and international forums.

(With inputs from agencies.)