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Modi, Putin meet in Delhi ahead of BRICS Summit
Indian PM Narendra Modi on Friday met Russian President Vladimir Putin ahead of the BRICS Summit in New Delhi, the second meeting in less than two weeks.
The details of the meeting is still not clear.
⚡️ Key 2026 Moment: Putin & PM Modi Meet For Bilateral On BRICS Sidelines In New Delhi
— RT_India (@RT_India_news) September 11, 2026
The pair share another friendly hug and handshake as the two break the record for the frequency of meetings between leaders of the two nations. Both Putin and PM Modi met just last week at… pic.twitter.com/cGCqXFRjAW
Sharing a video on its X handle, RT India wrote: " Putin & PM Modi Meet For Bilateral On BRICS Sidelines In New Delhi."
In the video shared by RT India, the two leaders could be seen sharing a hug and handshake.
Modi-Putin meeting in Bishkek
During their first meeting of the year, Modi and Putin reviewed progress in bilateral cooperation across several areas, including political, economic, defence, energy, space, mobility and people-to-people ties.
The two leaders also exchanged views on India-Russia engagement in the multilateral arena, particularly within BRICS under India's 2026 chairship.
They discussed key regional and global issues of mutual interest, including the conflicts in West Asia and the Black Sea region, which have affected maritime trade and the safety and security of Indian seafarers.
Prime Minister Modi reiterated that dialogue and diplomacy were the way forward in resolving conflicts.
The two leaders agreed to remain engaged to further strengthen the Special and Privileged Strategic Partnership between India and Russia, which continues to expand and has demonstrated resilience amid geopolitical uncertainties.
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