Archive · 24 May 2025
India and Russia Strengthen Cooperation Against Terrorism
An Indian delegation visited Moscow to discuss fighting terrorism.
Russia reaffirmed its commitment to working with India.
The discussions focused on threats, particularly from Pakistan, and the need for stronger cooperation in international forums like the UN and BRICS.
The delegation met with Russian officials, including the Deputy Foreign Minister, and discussed the recent attack in Pahalgam.
The visit is part of India's efforts to gain international support against terrorism.
An Indian parliamentary delegation visited Moscow to discuss counter-terrorism.
Russia reiterated its commitment to fighting terrorism alongside India.
The delegation informed the Russian side about Operation Sindoor.
Discussions included threats from Pakistan.
Meetings were held with key Russian officials and think tanks.
- Who
- Indian parliamentary delegation and Russian officials
- What
- Discussions on combating terrorism and Operation Sindoor.
- When
- May 22-24, 2025
- Where
- Moscow, Russia
- Why
- To increase cooperation in combating terrorism.
India's Focus
Russia's Stance
Terrorism
India's Focus
Highlighting Pakistani-originated terrorism and seeking international support.
Russia's Stance
Reiterating a commitment to fight against terrorism and solidarity with India.
- Key Figure
- Kanimozhi Karunanidhi
- Location
- Moscow, Russia
- Dates
- May 22-24, 2025
- Main Topic
- Combating Terrorism
- Shared Stance
- Uncompromising joint fight against terrorism
- Recent Event
- Pahalgam attack
Sources
Ajit Doval likely to visit Russia for security advisors' meet from May 27-29
Multi-party delegation arrives in Moscow, to meet members of Russian Duma and Foreign Ministry
Operation Sindoor: Indian delegations in Japan and Russia rally against Pakistan-sponsored terror
NSA Ajit Doval to visit Russia next week, delivery of S-400 missile defence system likely on agenda
