Moscow: Russian President Vladimir Putin will make a state visit to India on December 4 and 5 at the invitation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Kremlin said Friday.

The two leaders will "discuss all aspects" of Russian-Indian ties and also touch on regional and international issues, it said in a statement.

Meanwhile, the Indian government will be discussing broader defence cooperation and seeking clear answers from Russia on delivery delays of the S-400 air defence systems during the upcoming visit of Russian President Vladimir Putin to India.

While addressing ANI's National Security Summit's session 1 in New Delhi, the Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh said that Putin's visit to India will focus on "broader elements of Cooperation on defence," and will discuss the potential of ordering additional S-400 systems, but not to expect any announcements regarding that.

"Potentially S-400 not ruled, but don't expect any announcements during this. This meeting will focus on the broader elements of Cooperation on defence between the 2 sides. We'll try to ensure that some of these delivery delays are ended and we start getting clearer answers in terms of when some of these Delayed deliveries take place," he said.

While he refused to elaborate on potential procurement decisions, he mentioned that India and Russia have a large defence program, and the country has promised to deliver the rest of the equipment in the Financial Year 2026-27.