
Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in New Delhi for a three-day working visit to attend the BRICS summit and announced growing attention to unification from the international community.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in New Delhi to participate in the events of the BRICS summit.
Attention to the activities of BRICS in the world continues to grow. This is how Russian President Vladimir Putin assessed the situation, as quoted by RIA Novosti.
The head of state arrived in New Delhi on a three-day working visit. In the Indian capital, he takes part in the events of the BRICS summit.
“The broad composition of today's meeting confirms that attention to the activities of BRICS from the international community continues to grow. For many in the world, our basic values and ideals are attractive,” Putin said.

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