A very good news is coming out for India. That too at a time when Prime Minister Modi has landed from the land of Japan to the land of China. The news is that Russian President Vladimir Putin is soon to visit India and this will be his official visit in December. The information that is coming out about this tour will crush Trump’s tariff war. In fact, while playing on Trump’s attempt, Putin will now step into India himself and may be a strong reply to Trump from India. Trump tried a million to pressurize India by calling Putin in Alaska. But neither Putin spoke some words there nor did anything that would have any pressure or negative effects on India.
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Trump upside down, he was caught by calling Putin in his house Alaska. Those who were trying trying. The effort was failed by both Putin and Jailonski. Russia and Ukraine are increasing war more. The news agency AFP quoted the Kremlin officials as saying that Russian President Vladimir Putin will make India official visit in December. The journey will take place at a time when India is facing tough American tariffs and restrictions imposed by Donald Trump due to continuing oil trade with Moscow. Kremlin had earlier announced that Putin had accepted Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s invitation to come to India in May, but both sides have not yet set the date.
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The news of Putin’s December visit comes at a time when Prime Minister Modi is scheduled to meet the Russian President during the Shanghai Cooperation Sangathan (SCO) summit in Tianjin, China on 1 September. This will be Putin’s first visit to India since the Russia-Ukraine War began in 2022. The Russian President’s visit becomes even more important amid the changing global landscape, as India’s relations with the US are becoming stressful, while its relationship and association with Russia and China are getting deep. Donald Trump has recently announced a 25 percent additional fee on India’s trade relations with Russia, increasing the total fee to 50 percent. US officials have even accused New Delhi of indirectly funding the Ukraine War through the purchase of crude oil from Moscow.
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However, the government strongly criticized Washington’s move, described it as hypocritical and unfair, and stressed that its crude oil imports are inspired by the market concerns and the country’s interests are given priority. India has also pointed to this double standards, and said that other major economies, including some economies in Europe, are continuing trade with Russia. Despite the US pressure, India has not given any indication to stop its oil trade with Russia, which has become a major supplier of crude oil since Western countries imposed a ban on Moscow.