Russia's President Vladimir Putin has showcased a new missile, claiming it is "stronger" than nuclear weapons. The announcement highlights Russia's growing military capabilities amid heightened tensions with the West.

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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, during his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday, reaffirmed India's support for Russia and highlighted the immense potential of the India-Russia partnership.

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The whole Syria remains in the turmoil situation with the fall of President Bashar al-Assad’s regime. To take the advantage of situation, countries hit sites across Syria as regional actors in the Middle East scrambled to defend their interests in the country.

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Damascus has descended into turmoil a day after the rebels overthrew the Assad government. Political chaos is unfolding in Syria as fear rises over the resurgence of extremist groups. This report tells you what's next for Syria after the collapse of the 53-year rule of the Assad regime. Watch in for more details!

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US President-elect Donald Trump called for an immediate ceasefire and negotiations between Ukraine and Russia to end "the madness". Trump has vowed to bring about a negotiated end to the conflict. Watch for more details!

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Syrian rebel forces have entered Damascus amid reports that President Bashar al-Assad has fled the country by plane for an unknown destination after 13 years of civil war. Watch for more details!

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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has warned that it is a serious mistake to assume Russia has no red lines in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. His statement comes amid escalating tensions and highlights Russia's firm stance on its territorial and security concerns.

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Earlier this week, the Russian army claimed to have launched hypersonic missiles during naval and air force drills in the eastern Mediterranean. It was the first time, the actual design of the “zircon” hypersonic cruise missile was revealed. This comes at a time when its ally Syria is losing grounds to rebels. The military said the number of Russian troops stationed in the region had been increased to take part in the exercises.

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On November 27th, Syrian rebels advanced eastward toward Aleppo, Syria's second-largest city. within two days, the insurgents had seized control of Aleppo, forcing the Syrian army to retreat and announce temporary withdrawal. later that week, the Syrian military lost dozens of soldiers to the fighting. marking the first major flare-up in years between both sides. so, who are the rebels battering Syria's Bashar al-Assad regime, and what is the conflict in Syria?

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The world is entering a "third nuclear age," posing significant challenges to Britain's security, warned Admiral Sir Tony Radakin, head of the UK armed forces. Speaking at the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) defense think tank on Wednesday, Radakin highlighted threats such as Russia's "reckless nuclear rhetoric," China's growing nuclear arsenal, Iran's non-compliance with nuclear agreements, and North Korea's unpredictable behavior.

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Syrian rebels secured control of the city of Hama on Thursday following the withdrawal of government forces from the strategically vital and historically significant central city. This victory marks the second major success for the newly established rebel coalition, which had previously taken control of Aleppo just last week. Watch to know more!

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Russian President Vladimir Putin heaped praises on Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi stating that the country's "India-First" policy and the "Make in India" initiative are the key catalysts for New Delhi's economic growth and global positioning.

He also praised the Indian government for fostering "stable conditions" for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Putin specifically commended Modi's economic initiatives, with a particular emphasis on the "Make in India" program, which has been instrumental in promoting entrepreneurship.

Drawing parallels between Russia's import substitution program and New Delhi's "Make in India" initiative, Putin said that Moscow was willing to establish manufacturing operations in India.

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/kuwaits-foreign-minister-heaps-praise-on-pm-modi-says-indian-leader-one-of-the-wisest-persons-in-world-781678">Kuwait's Foreign Minister heaps praise on PM Modi, says Indian leader one of the wisest persons in world</a>

"Prime Minister Modi has a similar program called Make in India. We are also ready to set up our manufacturing operations in India. The Indian government, under the Prime Minister's leadership, has been creating stable conditions, driven by a policy of putting India first. We believe that investing in India is profitable," stated the Russian president at the 15th VTB Russia Calling Investment Forum.

Putin also emphasized the importance of Russia's import substitution program in the context of BRICS' growth, particularly in promoting the development of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

"For us, this is particularly important as part of our import substitution program. The emergence of new Russian brands is helping replace those of Western companies that have voluntarily left our market. Our local manufacturers have achieved significant success, not only in consumer goods but also in IT and high-tech industries," he said.

The Russian president&nbsp;further urged for greater cooperation among BRICS countries to back the expansion of SMEs and urged member countries to determine key areas for cooperation at the upcoming summit in Brazil scheduled for the year 2025.

"I urge my BRICS colleagues to evaluate the current situation in key areas of cooperation, and we will certainly bring this to the attention of our Brazilian counterparts, who will be leading BRICS next year," Putin&nbsp;added.

(With inputs from agencies)

Russian President Vladimir Putin heaped praises on Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi stating that the country's "India-First" policy and the "Make in India" initiative are the key catalysts for New Delhi's economic growth and global positioning.

Russian President Vladimir Putin heaped praises on Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi stating that the country's "India-First" policy and the "Make in India" initiative are the key catalysts for New Delhi's economic growth and global positioning. He also praised the Indian government for fostering "stable conditions" for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Putin specifically commended Modi's economic initiatives, with a particular emphasis on the "Make in India" program, which has been instrumental in promoting entrepreneurship. Drawing parallels between Russia's import substitution program and New Delhi's "Make in India" initiative, Putin said that Moscow was willing to establish manufacturing operations in India. Also read: Kuwait's Foreign Minister heaps praise on PM Modi, says Indian leader one of the wisest persons in world "Prime Minister Modi has a similar program called Make in India. We are also ready to set up our manufacturing operations in India. The Indian government, under the Prime Minister's leadership, has been creating stable conditions, driven by a policy of putting India first. We believe that investing in India is profitable," stated the Russian president at the 15th VTB Russia Calling Investment Forum. Putin also emphasized the importance of Russia's import substitution program in the context of BRICS' growth, particularly in promoting the development of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). "For us, this is particularly important as part of our import substitution program. The emergence of new Russian brands is helping replace those of Western companies that have voluntarily left our market. Our local manufacturers have achieved significant success, not only in consumer goods but also in IT and high-tech industries," he said. The Russian president further urged for greater cooperation among BRICS countries to back the expansion of SMEs and urged member countries to determine key areas for cooperation at the upcoming summit in Brazil scheduled for the year 2025. "I urge my BRICS colleagues to evaluate the current situation in key areas of cooperation, and we will certainly bring this to the attention of our Brazilian counterparts, who will be leading BRICS next year," Putin added. (With inputs from agencies)

Putin heaps praise on PM Modi, expresses Russia's willingness to set up manufacturing operations in India

Russia announced on Tuesday that its forces have seized control of two additional settlements in their ongoing offensive in eastern Ukraine. According to a statement from the Russian Defense Ministry, troops captured the village of Romanivka, located roughly 10 kilometers (6.2 miles) south of Kurakhove. This city in the Donetsk region is a significant Ukrainian stronghold and is home to a critical thermal power plant. Watch to know more!

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#GRAVITAS | The cat gifted by Russian President Vladimir Putin to Norihisa Satake, the governor of Japan’s Akita prefecture, has now passed away. Watch this video to find out more

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The Syrian conflict has resurfaced at the UN, with the U.S. and Russia exchanging blame over the escalating violence. The exchange highlights ongoing tensions and the complex dynamics surrounding the crisis.

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Syrian rebel forces arrived at the gates of the key city of Hama on Tuesday, as their fighting with the military sparked "a large wave of displacement", a war monitor said. The Islamist-led rebels were advancing on Syria's fourth-largest city, buoyed by their lightning capture of swathes of the north in an offensive that ended four years of relative calm.Following an uprising against the government in 2011, Syrian opposition forces have taken control of much of Aleppo, Syria's largest city, and are now moving southward, posing the biggest threat to President Bashar al-Assad in years

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The prolonged Syrian conflict, which has caused immense human suffering and regional instability, remains one of the most complex international crises. With shifting alliances and geopolitical stakes involving players like Russia, Iran, Turkey, and the U.S., questions linger about the Trump administration's commitment to ending the war. Watch in for more details!

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Putin has approved a record defense budget for 2025. He has set aside $126 billion for military spending, does this mean he plans to continue the war against Ukraine? Watch here to learn more!

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