(PRAVDA) The two countries aim to launch large-scale defense projects and stand up for Iran's right to work on its nuclear program. The recent visit of the Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to Russia has proved it again that Moscow officials do have good skills in finding political and economic allies. It is difficult to say which of the two states - Russia or India - is more interested in cooperation. It is not really important to know the answer for this question, taking into consideration the fact that there are too many fields, which Russia and India can gain mutual profit from. Is this the prelude for a new cold, very cold warplay?
Saturday, December 10, 2005
Russia and India join efforts to become strategic partners
(PRAVDA) The two countries aim to launch large-scale defense projects and stand up for Iran's right to work on its nuclear program. The recent visit of the Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to Russia has proved it again that Moscow officials do have good skills in finding political and economic allies. It is difficult to say which of the two states - Russia or India - is more interested in cooperation. It is not really important to know the answer for this question, taking into consideration the fact that there are too many fields, which Russia and India can gain mutual profit from. Is this the prelude for a new cold, very cold warplay?
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