Open Invitation for PM Modi to Visit Russia :Kremlin Spokesperson

Defense News ,India :-  Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi are in talks for a possible visit by Modi to Russia. Putin extended an invitation during a recent phone call, although the details are still being worked out through diplomatic channels.

Putin's spokesperson, Peskov, mentioned that while the invitation is open, it hasn't been finalized yet through official diplomatic channels. Peskov confirmed that Modi has an open invitation to visit Russia, but the specifics are still to be coordinated.

Despite the invitation process being underway, Peskov assured that the two leaders will meet sometime in the first half of the year. They're expected to meet both in multilateral settings, such as international events, and in bilateral meetings to discuss various issues of mutual interest.

This development follows a recent phone call between Modi and Putin, where Modi reiterated India's commitment to dialogue and diplomacy for resolving conflicts. The leaders discussed strengthening the strategic partnership between India and Russia, reviewing progress in bilateral cooperation, and sharing views on regional and global issues.

Regarding the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, Modi reiterated India's stance favoring dialogue and diplomacy. Both leaders agreed to stay in touch regarding the situation.

Putin also briefed Modi on the situation in Ukraine, expressing concern over Kyiv's reluctance to engage in political and diplomatic efforts for conflict resolution. He highlighted the need for stability and security in the region.

In response to recent events in Russia, Modi expressed understanding and support for the actions taken by the Russian leadership to maintain law and order and ensure the safety of its people.

Overall, the dialogue between Modi and Putin underscores the importance of diplomatic efforts in resolving conflicts and strengthening bilateral relationships. While specific details of Modi's visit to Russia are still being worked out, both leaders are committed to furthering cooperation between their countries.