Archive · 10 Aug 2025
Kasparov Warns Modi About Friendship with Putin
Chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov, who does not like the Russian leader Vladimir Putin, told India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi to be careful of trusting Putin.
Modi had a talk with Putin and shared about their talks on strengthening ties between India and Russia.
Modi thanked Putin for discussing the situation in Ukraine.
They also spoke about their plans together and agreed to make their partnership even stronger.
Modi is planning to have Putin visit India later this year.
Garry Kasparov warned Narendra Modi about trusting Vladimir Putin.
Kasparov is a critic of Putin.
Modi tweeted about a conversation with Putin about strengthening India-Russia ties.
The conversation included discussion of Ukraine and the bilateral agenda.
Modi looks forward to hosting Putin in India later this year.
- Who
- Garry Kasparov warned Narendra Modi.
- What
- Garry Kasparov warned Narendra Modi about trusting Vladimir Putin, following Modi's conversation with Putin.
- When
- On Friday, after Modi tweeted about the conversation.
- Where
- India
- Why
- Kasparov believes Putin would betray Modi to prolong his dictatorship.
Garry Kasparov's View
Modi and Putin's View
Trust
Garry Kasparov's View
Putin cannot be trusted.
Modi and Putin's View
India and Russia are working towards strengthening their ties.
- Key People
- Garry Kasparov, Narendra Modi, Vladimir Putin
- Focus
- India-Russia relations
- Event
- Conversation between Modi and Putin
- Kasparov's Stance
- Critic of Putin
