Putin expressed support for India's accession to the WTO. What benefits did India give Russia in exchange for their support?

Russian President Vladimir Putin supports India's accession to the WTO, because India can help Russia get rid of the current situation of being restricted by NATO countries and help improve Russia's international status, and India's annual purchase of Russian military equipment can drive Russia's economic growth. Russia has no reservations about India. No matter what Indians like, Russians can sell almost anything without reservation.

Russia is kind to India because Indians are the richest people in Russia. Russia is now in an awkward position in the world and needs a strong country to support it. In the current international environment, Russia is surrounded by the United States and other western countries except in the cold Arctic Ocean. For some time, Russia didn't even have a chance to breathe. India is an oasis that Russia found in the desert.

Russia's present geographical position can be said to be closely surrounded by western countries. He urgently needs a strong ally to support him out of this predicament, and India is a good choice. If Russia wants to break through, it can only develop southward. As a third world country that can barely integrate into the western countries, India is crucial for Russia to break through the western blockade. Because of the distance, India will never become a competitor of Russia. This kind of cooperation is perfect, without any guard.

Moreover, from the perspective of economic interests, energy weapons are two pillar industries of Russia, and India just needs these two industries to support them, so it is very easy for India to form an alliance with Russia. Among the third world countries, India is a relatively strong country. The friendship between Russia and India can help Russia get rid of the blockade of western countries, and India is now hostile to the United States, which is also an important factor for Russia to help India enter the permanent membership.