For the first time, three military aircraft of the Russian army have landed at Noida Airport. This is the first landing of any foreign aircraft at the new airport. The landing of these aircraft is being linked to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s visit to India and preparations for the BRICS summit. It is believed that President Putin’s plane can also land at Noida Airport. The airport management is engaged in its preparations.
Russian military transport aircraft IL-76 also included.
The three military aircraft landed on the runway of the airport at around 5:30 am on Tuesday. Among them was the Russian military transport aircraft Il-76. In these aircraft, the advance team of the Russian army and military officers have come to India.
Russian teams are monitoring the planes.
On Wednesday, the three planes were parked on the runway of the airport all day. Earlier, the landing of foreign military aircraft was mostly done at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport. Airport security officials and Russian teams are monitoring the planes and looking at security.
18th BRICS Summit at Bharat Mandapam
The 18th BRICS Summit will be held on 12th and 13th September at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi. It will be attended by the heads of state of many countries. Russian President Vladimir Putin will also attend. The landing of military aircraft is linked to international protocols. After their landing at the airport, the possibility of landing the foreign President’s plane has increased further.
Many foreign leaders, including Putin, are coming to New Delhi.
India is currently holding the BRICS Presidency. The conference will be attended by leaders of BRICS members and partner countries and other invited delegates. Several other top foreign leaders, including Russian President Vladimir Putin, will attend the summit in New Delhi.
More than 350 meetings in more than 25 cities across the country
Under India’s Presidency, more than 350 meetings and high-level events have been held in more than 25 cities across the country this year. Their focus has been on strengthening political and security cooperation, economic and financial cooperation, and cultural and people-to-people contacts
