Russian President Putin explains why he always appreciates India:
Putin says India has been a great friend of Russia since the Soviet era and still maintains that same bond today, because India never forgets its friendships.
Putin added that there has never been any conflict between India and Russia over anything.
A U.S. official says we imposed sanctions on India and China to scare them and stop them from buying Russian oil.
But it did not work, and they hit back in a way we never expected.
India adds 1 person to its population every second.
In a month, that is around 25 lakh people, more than the entire population of about 50 countries in the world.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada is looking to boost trade with India to depend less on the United States.
He added, "We will never sign a one-sided deal with the US."
Europe has to grow out of the mindset that Europe's problems are world's problems, but world's problem is not Europe's problem.
— Indian Foreign Minister
Russian President Putin says India and China are the most powerful nations today, but they had a very difficult past.
Putin added that if they want to survive, they must remain strong because the West always threatens to punish and destroy everyone.
Turkish Foreign Minister says anyone who attacks a country in the Mecca Agreement will not be forgiven.
He added, "We will never attack first, but if someone attacks us, we will hit them back hard."
Russian President Putin says prime minister Modi always asks him why he isn’t ending the Ukraine war and tells him to end it as soon as possible.
Putin added that Modi is a good friend, but every time they meet, he never misses a chance to bring up the Ukraine issue.
“India buys a lot of oil from Russia, but Russia buys nothing in return.”
President Putin responded to this complaint, saying Russia is hosting an event for Indians to show their products and sell them directly in the Russian market.
Pakistan says it has still not decided if it will join the SCO summit in India or not.
They added that Pakistan believes in engaging on international platforms as a responsible nation.
If an India-Pakistan war breaks out, will Turkey have to join? A heated debate broke out in the Turkish parliament over this question.
They asked the government why it signed an agreement that could drag Turkey into an unwanted war.
When a journalist targets the Indian Foreign Minister over US tariffs:
He replied: You’re asking as if we’re the only country having a problem with the United States.
Every country in the world has some kind of problem with the US.