The Russian president received the visitors at the historic Kazan Kremlin, an ornate centuries-old castle. He’s hosting a BRICS summit attended by 30 countries.
Isolated by the West for his war in Ukraine, Russia President Vladimir Putin has scored a diplomatic victory by welcoming the leaders of China, India and South Africa at the opening of a summit of emerging market countries bidding to rebalance a world order now dominated by the United States.
Russian President Vladimir Putin, right, and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi shake hands during the welcoming ceremony prior to an informal dinner on the sidelines of BRICS Summit at Kazan City Hall in Kazan, Russia.Meetings with foreign leaders have become rarer for Putin, and he sought to use the gathering to show that he has powerful allies and influence in the world.
Ukraine has condemned Guterres’ planned meeting with Putin, which the Russian leader is expected to use to further reinforce his point that Russia is far from the global pariah the West has cast it as.
A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Lin Jian, said “Now both sides have arrived at a resolution on the relevant matter, which China views favourably. Going forward, the Chinese side and Indian sides will implement those resolutions.”
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