Putin to Join BRICS Summit Events on Second Day of India Visit
Russian President Vladimir Putin is set to participate in BRICS summit activities during the second day of his visit to India, according to TASS.
Russian President Vladimir Putin will take part in BRICS summit events on the second day of his visit to India, the Russian state news agency TASS reported.
According to TASS, the leaders of the BRICS member countries are scheduled to meet in a closed-door session that will be attended exclusively by representatives of the group at the highest level.
TASS did not provide further details on the agenda of the closed-door session or additional events planned for Putin's visit.
Further details on the summit's proceedings and Putin's full itinerary in India were not immediately available.
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