During a two-day state visit to New Delhi, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi agreed to expand and diversify trade beyond oil and defense, aiming for $100 billion by 2030, despite Western pressure on India regarding its ties with Moscow.

• India is the world's top buyer of Russian arms and seaborne oil.
• The trip comes as New Delhi discusses a trade deal with the U.S. to cut tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump over India's purchases of Russian oil.
• Agreements were made for Indians to work in Russia, a joint fertilizer plant, and enhanced cooperation in agriculture, healthcare, and shipping.
• Both nations will reshape defense ties, focusing on joint research, development, and production of advanced defense platforms and spare parts in India.
• Putin affirmed continued "uninterrupted fuel supplies" to India and highlighted an ongoing project for India's largest nuclear power plant at Kudankulam.