The media reported on the failure of efforts to isolate the Russian Federation after Putin's visit to India

Russian President Vladimir Putin's trip to India pointed to the failure of Western states' efforts to isolate Russia. This was reported on December 6 by the British newspaper The Times.

"Putin highlights the failure of Western efforts to isolate Russia. On Thursday, he arrived on a state visit to India. He was greeted with great fanfare and fanfare," the publication says.

All about Delhi: Vladimir Putin's state visit has started in India

How did the capital prepare for the historic event and who unexpectedly came right to the ramp to meet the President of Russia

The Russian leader arrived in India on a two-day state visit on December 4. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi personally met Putin upon his arrival in the country, and after that they went to an informal meeting in the same car. In addition, the negotiations between the two leaders, which lasted more than two hours, ended on the same day. Later it was reported that Putin's visit to India had ended.

Following the talks, the parties agreed to approve a program of economic cooperation until 2030. Putin, in turn, said that Russia and India have done a lot of work to develop relations, and the opportunities for cooperation are expanding. Modi also noted that the able leadership of the Russian president helped develop relations between Moscow and New Delhi.

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