India and Russia signed an agreement on mutual military access
Kyiv • UNN
Putin signed a law ratifying an agreement with India regulating the access of military formations, ships, and aircraft of one country to the territory of the other. This agreement creates a legal basis for the mutual presence of military forces, which is applied for joint exercises and exchange of experience.
Russian dictator Vladimir Putin signed a law ratifying an agreement with India that regulates the procedure for admitting military formations, ships, and aircraft of one country into the territory of the other. This was reported by Russian media, writes UNN.
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A sample of the document signed by Putin on December 15 has been leaked online.
This agreement creates a legal basis for the mutual presence of Russian and Indian military forces, which is typically used for joint exercises, experience exchange, or maintenance activities.