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Russian FM Lavrov discusses India’s energy ties with Russia and unjustified pressure

by Miles Cooper
July 18, 2024
in Moscow
India subject to enormous, completely unjustified pressure due to energy ties with Russia: Russian FM Lavrov
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  • – What practical tips can⁤ India ⁢and Russia consider to enhance their energy‍ ties?
  • India’s Independent⁤ Stance
  • Global Criticism and Diplomatic ⁢Responses
  • Asserting Sovereignty and National Interests

– What practical tips can⁤ India ⁢and Russia consider to enhance their energy‍ ties?

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov recently discussed the energy ties between India and Russia and highlighted the unjustified pressure that is being exerted on these partnerships. This conversation comes at a crucial time when energy security is becoming increasingly important for ‍both countries. Let’s delve into the details ⁤of this discussion and understand the significance of India’s energy ties with Russia.

Russia’s Role in India’s Energy Security:

Russia has been a key partner for India in the energy sector for many⁢ years. The country is a major supplier of crude oil to India, ⁤and the two nations‌ have collaborated⁣ on several energy projects, including the⁣ development of oil and gas fields. ‌Russia’s state-owned⁢ energy companies, such as ⁢Rosneft and Gazprom, have played a significant role in​ meeting India’s energy needs.

Unjustified Pressure​ on Energy Ties:

During his discussion, Lavrov pointed out that some countries are trying to create obstacles in the energy cooperation between India and Russia. This ⁤unjustified pressure‌ is aimed at disrupting the energy ties that are beneficial for both nations. It is essential for ‌India and Russia‌ to ⁢resist such external pressures and continue their collaboration in the energy sector.

Benefits of India-Russia Energy Ties:

The energy ties between India and ⁣Russia have numerous benefits for both countries. Some of the key advantages include:

  1. Diversification of ‍Energy Sources: ​By collaborating ‍with Russia, India can diversify its sources‌ of energy and reduce its dependence on a ⁣single supplier.

  2. Strengthening Energy Security: A strong ⁣partnership with Russia enhances India’s energy security by ensuring a stable and‍ reliable supply of ‍energy resources.

  3. Mutually Beneficial Projects: Joint ⁢energy projects between India and Russia ​not only benefit the two nations but also contribute to the global energy market.

  4. Technology Transfer: Collaboration in the energy ⁤sector allows for the transfer of advanced technology, which can help‌ both countries enhance their energy infrastructure.

Practical Tips for Enhancing Energy Ties:

To further strengthen their energy ties, India⁤ and Russia can consider the following practical tips:

  1. Exploring New Opportunities: Both countries should explore new opportunities for collaboration in areas such as renewable energy, nuclear ​energy,​ and energy efficiency.

  2. Enhancing Bilateral Agreements: Updating​ and expanding existing bilateral agreements ⁤related to energy cooperation can provide a framework for future collaboration.

  3. Engaging in Joint Research⁤ and Development: ‍ Investing ⁢in joint research and development projects⁤ can lead to innovative solutions⁢ in the energy sector.

Case Study: Ongoing Energy Projects:

One of the prominent ongoing energy ⁣projects between ⁢India and Russia is the development of the Far East region in Russia. India ⁢has shown interest in investing in⁢ this region to explore opportunities in ⁣oil and⁣ gas exploration and production. This project not⁤ only strengthens the energy ties between the ⁣two countries but also promotes economic cooperation.

the energy ties between ‌India and Russia are crucial ‍for both nations’‍ energy security and economic growth. It is essential for the two countries to continue​ their collaboration despite the unjustified pressure being exerted on their⁢ partnerships. By ​expanding their energy cooperation and exploring​ new opportunities, India and Russia can further enhance their strategic relationship in the energy sector.

Russian⁢ Foreign Minister Sergey ⁢Lavrov praised India as a strong global player that prioritizes its national interests and selects its allies. ‍He criticized the undue pressure placed on India ‍for its energy cooperation with⁣ Russia, calling it unjustified. Mr. Lavrov also condemned Ukraine’s derogatory comments regarding the recent meeting between ‍President ⁣Vladimir‍ Putin and Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Moscow.

India’s Independent⁤ Stance

Addressing a press conference in New York, Mr. Lavrov emphasized ⁣India’s authority in determining its national priorities and alliances. He highlighted⁣ the unwarranted scrutiny faced ⁣by⁣ India for‍ its energy⁤ collaboration with Russia. As Russia currently​ holds the UN Security Council presidency for July, Mr.‌ Lavrov is overseeing the Council’s proceedings during this period.

Prime Minister Modi’s official visit to Russia on July 8-9 for ⁢the 22nd India-Russia​ Annual Summit marked a significant diplomatic engagement. ⁤This visit,​ following the onset of the Ukraine conflict, underscored India’s nuanced approach in not condemning Russia’s actions but advocating for a ‍peaceful resolution through dialogue.

Global Criticism and Diplomatic ⁢Responses

Despite India’s diplomatic stance, Ukrainian ⁢President Volodymyr Zelensky publicly criticized PM Modi’s visit to Moscow,⁣ citing an alleged Russian missile attack on a children’s hospital in Ukraine. This‍ led to a⁢ diplomatic rift, with India expressing its dissatisfaction⁢ with Mr. Zelensky’s remarks through official channels.

Mr. Lavrov characterized Mr. Zelensky’s comments ⁣as derogatory and offensive, leading to formal discussions⁤ between Indian and Ukrainian diplomatic representatives. He criticized the unprofessional behavior of some Ukrainian​ envoys towards India and reiterated India’s right⁣ to make independent decisions in trade⁢ and national security matters.

Asserting Sovereignty and National Interests

Indian External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar defended India’s energy partnerships, emphasizing the country’s responsibility to prioritize its citizens’ ‍welfare. He⁢ justified India’s oil purchases​ from Russia ‌as a pragmatic decision based‌ on securing the best deals for its people, regardless ⁣of external pressures or geopolitical dynamics.

Mr. Lavrov commended India’s assertiveness in safeguarding its national interests and ‌criticized ⁣Western powers for their lack ​of diplomacy ⁢in engaging ⁢with economic powerhouses like ​India and China. He ‌reiterated India’s right to conduct trade and foreign⁤ relations based on its sovereign interests, free from external interference.

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