A new era of military collaboration is dawning between Russia and India with the recent ratification of the Reciprocal Exchange of Logistic Support (reLOS) agreement. The Russian State Duma has given its nod to this crucial pact, which streamlines the process for deploying military units, warships, and aircraft between the two countries for joint exercises, disaster relief, and humanitarian missions. This comprehensive agreement ensures mutual logistical support, covering everything from refueling and maintenance to provisions and operational assistance. The approval comes at a critical time, just ahead of President Vladimir Putin’s state visit to New Delhi. Alongside this pact, discussions are anticipated regarding key defense acquisitions, including the advanced Sukhoi Su-57 stealth fighter and additional S-400 air defense missile systems, further cementing the robust strategic relationship between Moscow and New Delhi.
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