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The Russian President said there have been no major consequences arising from such pressure and expressed confidence that all parties involved can find common ground.

India and the US are working together to finalise the bilateral trade as the US teams have arrived in the national capital.

The move reflects growing concerns among lawmakers over the possibility of an escalation in tensions and renewed US involvement in the region.

Speaking at the Citi 2026 India Conference in Mumbai, Gor said such investments represent a "win-win situation" alongside government-to-government engagement.

Responding to the US lawmakers, Rubio said that the decision ultimately rests with the US Treasury Department and depends on the circumstances at the time.

Addressing the media in national capital, the Ministry of External Affairs said it "categorically rejects" such references and urged those with "no locus standi" to refrain from commenting on issues pertaining to India's sovereignty and territorial integrity.

The report claims that Trump lashed out at Netanyahu during a recent phone conversation, allegedly calling the Israeli leader "crazy" amid disagreements over the ongoing regional conflict.

The meeting is expected to further strengthen bilateral defence relations, enhance strategic trust and cooperation, promote stability and security in the Indo-Pacific region and identify new areas of collaborations in defence and security.

Responding to a question at Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, Koizumi said, "Recently, Japan's foreign minister, Motegi (Toshimitsu Motegi) visited India to have Quad meeting with foreign ministers. It would be great if we can have that among defense ministers too."

According to the French Interior Ministry, 416 people were detained nationwide, including 280 arrests in Paris. Clashes broke out near the Parc des Princes stadium as supporters confronted police, who responded with tear gas after fireworks and projectiles were thrown at officers.

Responding to a question on the export of BrahMos missiles to countries in Southeast Asia, Kumar said Vietnam's agreement had already been signed, although it may not yet have been publicly announced.

Speaking on the Indo-Pacific security landscape, Hegseth said, "And in South Asia, India is a critical anchor to hold the line. A powerful India acting in its own self-interest advances our shared goal of maintaining a balance of power across the region."