Putin approves deal for India to send troops and equipment
One of the most important of those relationships is with India, which has continued to deepen cooperation with Moscow despite pressure from Western capitals. That partnership took a further step this week with the formal approval of a new military agreement.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has ratified a government agreement with India regulating the mutual sending of military personnel and equipment, according to a notice published in Russia’s official bulletin. The agreement sets out procedures for the deployment of troops, military hardware and logistical support during joint military exercises, EFE reported, citing Agerpres.