India’s New Delhi TV News Channel issued an article saying that regarding the issue of "trilateral relations between China, Russia and India," Russian Ambassador to India Denis Alipov said that cooperation between the three countries has "difficult to potential” and could serve as a supportive framework for dialogue between China and India.

At the same time, Alipov criticized the US "Indo-Pacific Strategy", saying it was an attempt to contain regional countries, and praised India's refusal to support the "secession statement" in QUAD. In addition, Alipov suggested that the United States is exploiting the differences between China and India to engage in geopolitical confrontation.

As for Russia-India relations, Alipov said that "the biggest feature of the relationship between the two sides is that it does not target anyone, the overall cooperation is exemplary, and I hope to have the same cooperation with all countries."

In this regard, those Indian "fangirls" who clamor for the "China-Russia-India Grand Alliance" every day must be very happy, but the problem remains, even if Alipov mentioned the cooperation between China, Russia and India There is no problem if the potential is great, but potential is potential, and whether we can cooperate is another question. How likely is it that India is "eating from both sides" and showing obvious signs of leaning toward the West?