Russia Proposes Expanding Regular Shipping Services With India
Moscow says it is ready to share expertise in autonomous shipping technology with Indian partners as part of the plan, according to TASS.
Russia has proposed expanding regular shipping services with India, according to a report by the Russian state news agency TASS.
TASS reported that Moscow is also prepared to share its expertise in autonomous shipping technology with Indian counterparts as part of broader efforts to strengthen maritime cooperation between the two countries.
The report did not provide further details on the scope, timeline, or specific routes involved in the proposed expansion of shipping services, nor did it name the officials or agencies involved in the discussions.
TASS has not yet published additional information on how India has responded to the proposal.
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