There is bad and good news: what Modi and Putin could be talking about

There is bad and good news: what could Modi and Putin talk about Melania Golembiowska

Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi 8 July came to Russia on a visit. Their embrace and warm visit is worrying, but there is also bad news for both countries.

Former Russian Energy Minister , oppositionist Vladimir Milov told 24 Channelthat Vladimir Putin’s conversations with Modi are empty and meaningless. India is increasingly unhappy with cooperation with Russia.

Bad and good news

According to Milov, Indian foreign policy has always been as selfish as possible. At all international forums and meetings of power, where issues of war, economics or even climate are decided, the Indian authorities always say what is beneficial to them. It is worth attracting the Indian opposition so that it stands up for democratic values.

It looked very ugly how Modi looked with him (Putin – Channel 24) smiled, hugged against the backdrop of this terrorism (Russian attack on the Okhmatdyt hospital in Kyiv – Channel 24), the oppositionist noted.

However, Milov said that there is good news here. Looking at all the recent visits and meetings of the Russian dictator, it is worth paying attention to empty talk. Although Putin spoke with Modi about oil, they never agreed on anything. Modi is concerned that Russia exports a lot of oil to his country, but does not buy Indian goods.

This topic is not is being decided because of the Indians themselves, because their rupees are not a convenient currency for international payments,” the oppositionist noted.

In addition, India has fallen into decay military-technical cooperation with Russia. Previously, it purchased weapons from the aggressor country, but now these weapons are more important to Putin for the war against Ukraine.

India began turn towards the West regarding the supply of weapons and even possible joint production,” Milov added.