Russia and India to Host Russian Troops and Warships Under New Pact
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- •India signed a new military agreement with Russia in April 2026 permitting Russian military presence on Indian soil.
- •India is acquiring Russian missile systems to counter threats from Pakistan, which receives support from China.
- •Russian Defense Minister stated on April 24, 2026, that Russia-China military cooperation is becoming increasingly important.
- •The agreement could enable Russian warships to access Indian ports in the Indian Ocean region.
- •The pact reflects a shift in South Asian security dynamics amid growing China-Russia ties.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If India allows Russian troops and warships to be stationed on its territory India could strengthen its defense capabilities against Pakistan, while Russia gains strategic access to the Indian Ocean, affecting regional security balances.
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