Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had a telephone conversation, APA's Moscow correspondent reports citing the press service of the Kremlin.
during the telephone conversation initiated by the Indian side, Narendra Modi said that he understands and supports the decisive steps taken by the Russian leadership in the direction of maintaining law and order, ensuring stability in the country and the safety of citizens in connection with the events of June 24.
"During the discussion of the current issues of bilateral cooperation, the importance of consistently implementing joint large-scale projects in various fields was noted, and it was noted with satisfaction that the trade turnover has increased significantly in 2022 and in the first quarter of this year.
Currently, special attention is paid to interaction in the format of SCO and G20, as well as BRICS, chaired by India. In addition, Narendra Modi informed Putin about his international contacts, including his recent visit to Washington.
Putin and Modi also touched on the situation around Ukraine. Assessing the current situation in the special military operation zone, the Russian president stressed that Kiev categorically refused to take political and diplomatic steps to resolve the conflict.
The phone conversation was meaningful and constructive. The leaders confirmed their mutual intention to strengthen the particularly privileged strategic partnership between Russia and India and agreed on future contacts," the Kremlin statement said.
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