Arrest Putin, India is joking.

Putin's support for India to become a permanent member is in the national interest. After all, India is Russia's largest weapon buyer, so Russia will support India's actions. This is just to let India continue to buy Russian military equipment without losing big customers. But if one day India becomes a permanent member, the five major countries in the world will become six major countries in the world, and none of the five permanent members is willing to share the cake with themselves.

Of course, it is not surprising that Putin supports India's accession to the WTO. After all, India is the biggest buyer of Russian weapons and equipment. Appropriate support for some Indian decisions will help India and Russia to have closer relations. The follow-up relationship, which used to be dominated by Russia and supplemented by India, has long been mutually beneficial. Sometimes Putin even has to be wronged in front of Modi. In addition to buying Russian weapons, the United States and the West are also competing with India to sell weapons. Regardless of the price factor, India can buy most American weapons.

Since ancient times, India has always had great ambitions, and India has always wanted to unify the South Asian continent. India's ambition will also increase with the rise of comprehensive national strength and the improvement of international status. India now has the idea to intervene in the Pacific region and put it into action. When he becomes a permanent member, no one knows where his ambition lies, at least in the Indian Ocean region, which will add many obstacles to the United States. Therefore, the United States will also oppose India becoming a permanent member. You see, there is a high probability that the above two countries will oppose India becoming a permanent member. It is out of consideration for the positions of the United States and Britain.

Therefore, Russia will unscrupulously support India's accession to the WTO, because Putin knows that even if he supports India's accession to the WTO, India will certainly not get in. This will not only save India, a rich man, but also worry that someone will share the big cake of permanent membership with him. Why not Putin?