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External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar met Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov to review India-Russia ties, discuss trade, defence, science, and prepare for the annual summit at year-end.

EAM Jaishankar meets Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov to discuss bilateral ties

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar met Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov to review India-Russia ties, discuss trade, defence, science, and prepare for the annual summit at year-end.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Thursday met Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov to discuss bilateral relations and prepare for the annual summit at the end of the year.
"Today's meeting gives us an occasion to discuss our political relationship as well, but also to review our bilateral ties. So, I look forward to an exchange of views on politics, on trade, on economic investment, defence, science and technology, and of course, people-to-people exchanges," Jaishankar said in his opening remarks.
"Our leaders met in July for the 22nd annual summit last year, and thereafter in Kazan. We now prepare for the annual summit at the end of the year, and they have always given us guidance to take forward our special and privileged strategic partnership," he added.
According to the Russian Foreign Ministry, the two sides will pay special attention to the current and future avenues for promoting bilateral cooperation during the meeting.
"The meeting's agenda will focus on facilitating the emergence of transport, logistics, banking and financial links and chains that would be immune to any adverse pressures from unfriendly countries, while also increasing the use of national currencies in their mutual settlements," the ministry said.
It added that expanding cooperation in transport, energy, agriculture, science and technology will also be on the agenda.
Jaishankar's visit comes against the backdrop of strains in India's ties with the US following President Donald Trump doubling tariffs on Indian goods to 50 per cent, which included an additional penalty of 25 per cent for purchasing Russian crude oil.
"The visit aims to further strengthen the longstanding and time-tested India-Russia Special and Privileged Strategic partnership," the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said while announcing Jaishankar's trip to Moscow.
Jaishankar and Lavrov are also expected to discuss the latest initiatives by the Trump administration to bring peace to Ukraine.
India has been consistently calling for ending the Russia-Ukraine conflict through dialogue and diplomacy.

Sergey Lavrov blamed the West for orchestrating continuation of the war to weaken Russia, and said that the conflict's duration is up to USA and Ukraine to decide.

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Sergey Lavrov blamed the West for orchestrating continuation of the war to weaken Russia, and said that the conflict's duration is up to USA and Ukraine to decide.

Just days after Vladimir Putin said that Russia is ready for negotiations with all parties involved in the Ukraine war, Moscow signalled that it has no plans to end its invasion any time soon.
Russia's foreign minister on 27 December 2022 said that Ukraine must either demilitarise on its own, or the Russian army will "solve the issue".
Sergey Lavrov blamed the West for orchestrating continuation of the war to weaken Russia, and said that the conflict's duration is up to USA and Ukraine to decide.
A day earlier, Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba told the Associated Press in an interview that his government wants a summit to end the war but that he doesn't anticipate Russia taking part.
Kuleba said Ukraine wants a &ldquo;peace&rdquo; summit within two months with U.N. Secretary-General Ant&oacute;nio Guterres acting as mediator. But he also said that Russia must face a war crimes tribunal before before his country directly talks with Moscow.
Both statements illustrate how complex and difficult any attempts to end the war could be. Ukraine has said in the past that it wouldn't negotiate with Russia before the full withdrawal of its troops, while Moscow insists its military gains and the 2014 annexation of the Crimean Peninsula cannot be ignored.
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(With agency inputs)

While Indonesian offcials said Lavrov was taken to the hospital because of a health concern following his arrival for the summit, Russia denied that he had been hospitalised. 

Truth vs 'height of fakery' over Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov's health

Conflicting reports emerged from Bali over the health of Russia foreign minister Sergey Lavrov from Indonesia who is attending the G-20 in Bali. 

While Indonesian offcials said Lavrov was taken to the hospital because of a health concern following his arrival for the summit, Russia denied that he had been hospitalised.&nbsp;

Conflicting reports emerged from Bali over the health of Russia foreign minister Sergey Lavrov from Indonesia who is attending the G-20 in Bali.&nbsp;
While Indonesian offcials said Lavrov was taken to the hospital because of a health concern following his arrival for the summit, Russia denied that he had been hospitalised.&nbsp;
Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova called the news of his hospitalisation &ldquo;the highest level of fakery&rdquo;.&nbsp;
She posted a video of Lavrov, looking healthy in a T-shirt and shorts, in which he was asked to comment on the report.
&ldquo;They've been writing about our president for 10 years that he's fallen ill. It's a game that is not new in politics,&rdquo; Lavrov says in the video.
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Russia's state news agency Tass separately cited Lavrov as saying, &ldquo;I'm in the hotel, reading materials for the summit tomorrow.&rdquo; Lavrov is the highest-ranking Russian official at the G-20 meeting, which US President Joe Biden, China's Xi Jinping and other leaders are attending.
Four Indonesian government and medical officials told The Associated Press that Lavrov was treated at the Sanglah Hospital in the provincial capital, Denpasar.

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