Lavrov Discusses Ukraine, Middle East With Indian Foreign Minister
The Russian and Indian foreign ministers covered bilateral cooperation and regional and global issues in their talks, TASS reported.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov held talks with his Indian counterpart covering the situation in Ukraine and the Middle East, according to TASS.
The two ministers also discussed key issues of Russian-Indian cooperation and the schedule of upcoming bilateral contacts between the two countries, the report said.
Beyond the two named conflict areas, the ministers addressed a range of current regional and global issues, reflecting the broad scope of the Russia-India relationship, which spans defense, trade and diplomatic coordination.
The talks come amid continued Russian engagement with India as part of Moscow's wider diplomatic outreach, even as Russia remains focused on the war in Ukraine and continues to comment on developments in the Middle East.
No further details on specific outcomes or agreements from the discussion were immediately available.
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