Beyond S-500 & Su-57: Why Modi & Putin’s "Vision 2030" Changes Everything

Russian President Putin and Prime Minister Modi have officially signed the "Vision 2030" pact, a historic agreement aiming to boost bilateral trade to $100 billion. This video provides a detailed analysis of the Moscow-New Delhi summit, exploring the shift from a buyer-seller dynamic to a "Make in India" partnership. We breakdown the critical agreements on nuclear energy, defense co-production, and the geopolitical implications of India's strategic autonomy.

In this video, we cover:
The Vision 2030 Roadmap: How India and Russia plan to skyrocket trade and reshape the Eurasian landscape.
Defense Updates (Su-57 & S-500): Why no off-the-shelf contracts were signed for the Su-57 stealth fighter or S-500 missile system, and the pivot toward joint manufacturing of spare parts within India.
Nuclear Energy Expansion: The confirmation of a second site for a Russian-designed nuclear power plant and the expansion of the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant (KKNPP) to 6,000 MW capacity.
Oil & Economy: How India saved roughly $13 billion importing discounted Russian crude and the guarantee of "uninterrupted energy supplies."
Geopolitics: Modi’s message to the West regarding the isolation of Russia and the push for a multipolar world.

This summit underscores that despite deepening ties with the U.S., India remains committed to its "steadfast" bond with Russia. Watch to understand how the potential India-EAEU Free Trade Agreement could open a market of 180 million people to Indian exporters.

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