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The Indian government urged citizens to avoid trips to Russia for military participation, warning of mortal danger amid a large-scale recruitment campaign.

At the BRICS summit in New Delhi, Xi Jinping and N. Modi confirmed a course toward partnership: after the 2020 border clashes, India and China are resuming dialogue, air connectivity, and trade and energy cooperation.

Peskov stated that Putin may discuss the resolution of the war in Ukraine at a meeting with Modi within the framework of BRICS, although the Kremlin previously refused the "energy truce" and shifts responsibility for the negotiation process onto Kyiv.

Indian Foreign Minister Jaishankar stated at a briefing in Kyiv that New Delhi is ready to help end Russia's war if its help is needed. The meeting with the Ukrainian foreign ministry discussed attacks on merchant ships and resource shortages.

In a conversation with Modi, Putin declared Russia is "moving along the path" to ending the war, yet Zelenskyy notes the absence of any real Moscow intention to cease hostilities. Ahead of the BRICS summit in New Delhi on September 12–13, the Kremlin's statements are not backed by concrete steps.

At the SCO summit in Bishkek, Modi told Putin that the world must “move from endless war to ending war.” The statement came against the backdrop of India’s diplomatic protests and reduced imports of Russian oil.

India rejected the US proposal for an urgent trade deal, unwilling to make concessions on agriculture and tariffs. 🇮🇳🇺🇸 Amid export growth and economic strengthening, New Delhi has taken a tough stance, despite the threat of new duties from the Trump administration. 📉🤝