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Russian Envoy Defends Moscow as Reliable Defence Partner for India at NDTV Summit

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Russian Ambassador to India Denis Alipov spoke at the NDTV Defence Summit 2026, addressing questions about India's potential acquisition of advanced fighter jets. Alipov dismissed concerns about Russia's reliability as a defence partner, stating that nations do not conduct business with untrustworthy partners. His remarks came amid broader speculation over whether India might pursue the American F-35 or Russia's Su-57 stealth fighter. The statement underscores ongoing competition between Russia and the United States for influence in India's defence procurement decisions.

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