PM Modi and Putin traveled in a car.
Both PM Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin are present in Taenzin, China these days. Today, PM Modi – Putin and Xi Jinping met on Monday. This was followed by another picture, which would make America water. Modi and Putin traveled in the same car for their bilateral meeting in Tinejin, China here. A picture of this has also come out, which PM Modi himself has shared on X. This picture reflects personal relations between the two leaders. Let us know that this picture came out immediately after the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit.
PM Modi shared a picture
PM Modi has shared a picture of traveling in the same car with Russia President Putin on social media platform X. Sharing a picture of his visit with Putin, Prime Minister Modi wrote on X, “After meeting at the SCO Summit Site, President Putin and I went together to his bilateral meeting site. The conversation with him is always informative.”
Both leaders hug each other
Prior to the SCO Summit, Prime Minister Modi and President Putin shook hands and embraced each other. After the meeting, Prime Minister Modi shared a picture of a warm conversation on the social media platform X, in which he wrote, “He is always happy to meet President Putin.”
PM Modi’s tough message against terrorism
Let us know that earlier at the SCO summit, Prime Minister Modi gave a strong message against terrorism in the presence of Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif. PM Modi said, “Terrorism and extremism are a joint challenge for humanity. As long as these threats remain, no country or society can consider itself safe.”
Meeting between American tariff
PM Modi’s meeting with President Vladimir Putin in Taenenjin took place at a time when there is a tariff pressure on trade between Indo-US. The time of this meeting is important, as US President Donald Trump has announced a 50% tariff on Indian imports. Top members of Trump and his administration have repeatedly criticized India for buying Russian oil. America argues that India is indirectly supporting Russia’s military actions in Ukraine with such transactions.
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