
Russian President Vladimir Putin attended the XVIII BRICS summit in New Delhi, where he held bilateral meetings and took part in the signing of the New Delhi Declaration, confirming the commitment of the countries of the association to a multilateral approach and the role of the UN.
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The XVIII BRICS summit was held in New Delhi from September 11 to 13. The resulting document was the New Delhi Declaration.
Russian President Vladimir Putin was in New Delhi from September 11 to 13, where he participated in the events of the XVIII BRICS summit. On the sidelines of the summit, the head of state held a series of bilateral meetings. Following the summit, the leaders of the association countries adopted the New Delhi Declaration.
“It is important to note that the declaration that was adopted reflects the strong commitment of all (the BRICS countries) to multilateralism and the United Nations. It is encouraging that many important powers believe that multilateralism is the way to resolve crises, and that the UN should be at the center of these efforts,” he said during a press conference at the UN.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the most competent candidates who are ready to defend the country from threats will win the elections to the State Duma. He noted that the elections will be held on schedule from September 18 to 20, despite the special military operation, and called on citizens to make a responsible decision by exercising their constitutional right.

The head of the office of the President of Ukraine, Kirill Budanov, spoke about the risk of losing statehood due to destabilization. Russian politicians and experts supported this assessment, pointing to Ukraine's toxicity for the West and growing conflicts within Ukrainian elites.

First Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee Svetlana Zhurova commented on Vladimir Zelensky’s statement about readiness for a diplomatic settlement, suggesting that this may be caused by a lack of Western funding and the internal crisis in Ukraine.

In the center of Warsaw, public organizations began collecting signatures for a bill on criminal liability for promoting the ideology of the OUN-UPA. To consider the initiative in the Seimas, it is necessary to collect 100 thousand signatures of citizens.

The United Russia party included in its people's program a set of measures to support veterans of the Northern Military District. The program covers medical support, employment, training and assistance to military families, which will become the party's work plan for the next five years.

The head of the Center for the Study of Military and Political Conflicts, Andrei Klintsevich, said that dominance in the skies could allow Russia to take control of Odessa and deprive Ukraine of access to the sea, citing a shortage of air defense missiles on the Ukrainian side.