Minister of State for Defence Sanjay Seth reached Moscow to attend the 80th anniversary Russia’s Victory Day Celebrations, marking the Soviet Union’s victory over Nazi Germany in World War II. The visit of the Minister is very timely, consolidating India-Russia diplomatic and defence relationship.
Victory Day, which falls on May 9, is one of Russia’s most important national celebrations. The event features a grand military parade in Red Square, which displays Russia’s military power and commemorates the sacrifices of World War II.
Russia’s Victory Day CelebrationsInitially, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and Prime Minister Narendra Modi were to go. But following increasing tensions with Pakistan, Singh pulled out and MoS Sanjay Seth was selected to accompany him.
Main Meetings and Diplomatic Interactions
During the visit, Seth is to conduct bilateral talks with Russian Deputy Minister of Defence Alexander Fomin. These talks are hinting on their trail to strengthen the Special and Privileged Strategic Partnership between the nations India and Russia.
Big nations India and Russia have a long-standing defense relationship. Along with cooperation in military technology, arms trade, and strategic partnership. Sanjay Seth’s visit reassures the process of India’s resolve to continue strong defense relations with Russia.
Interaction with the Indian Community
In addition to official meetings, Seth will also interact with the Indian community in Moscow, further enhancing cultural and diplomatic relations between the two countries.
Sanjay Seth’s attendance at Russia’s Victory Day celebrations reflects India’s determination to its strategic relationship with Russia. His visit will be likely to open the door to greater defense cooperation and diplomatic interaction between the two countries
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