Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto visited Russia, affirming strengthened bilateral ties with Vladimir Putin, focusing on improved cooperation across various sectors. His absence from the G7 summit meant missing a chance to meet US President Donald Trump. Prabowo stated Indonesia would not follow powerful nations' philosophies, labeling Russia and China as defenders of the oppressed. Meanwhile, Malaysia's Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has publicly praised Putin, indicating a shift towards a more pro-Moscow stance despite prior condemnation of the Ukraine invasion. This reflects both countries' efforts to maintain non-alignment and balance their international interests.
Prabowo Subianto's meeting with Vladimir Putin affirmed the strengthening of Indonesia-Russia ties, highlighting improvements in economics, cooperation, trade, investment, and agriculture.
Prabowo emphasized that Indonesia would not align with the philosophies of the most powerful nations, praising Russia and China for their stance as defenders of the oppressed.
Both Indonesia and Malaysia, while initially condemning Russia's invasion of Ukraine, have shifted to a more neutral and pro-Moscow position in their public statements.
Anwar Ibrahim has expressed admiration for Putin, recognizing his leadership and the global respect that Russia has garnered through its 'remarkable soft power'.
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