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Putin meets Modi in New Delhi

TIn his first-state visit to India since his invasion of Ukraine, Putin met with Modi to discuss economic and military ties. Modi defied the West by rolling out the red carpet for the Russian president, showcasing the warm relationship between the two countries that earned India its 50 percent tariffs from Trump.

India-Russia trade has jumped dramatically in the last few years, largely driven by an increase in India’s imports from the latter.

from Bloomberg

During the meeting today, officials raced to ink a deal where India would buy $2 billion in nuclear submarines from Russia, while India seeks to sell its exports to the Russian market after being closed off from the U.S.

Ahead of Putin’s visit, envoys to India from Germany, France, and the U.K. published a piece describing the Russian president’s lack of interest in ending the Ukrainian war, hoping to nudge public opinion in India. But, to no avail. As Indian businesses feel betrayed for building close partnerships with their U.S. counterparts over the last few years, Russia has become an unusual source for hope.

The U.S. put tariffs on all Indian imports into the country earlier this summer, after the president cited India’s purchase of Russian oil as his motivation for penalizing the country with “secondary tariffs.” 

Talks between Russian and Indian officials will continue tomorrow, with announcements to be made soon after.

See you tomorrow.

Written by Yash Tibrewal. Edited by Shreyas Sinha.

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