Overview
- Putin called military‑technical ties with Indonesia highly reliable and highlighted ongoing training of Indonesian personnel at Russian institutions with readiness to expand.
- Russia offered specialists to support Indonesia’s planned first nuclear power plant, which Jakarta targets for 2032 with about 500 MW capacity.
- Prabowo invited Putin for a state visit in 2026 or 2027, and the Russian leader said he would do so.
- Putin cited a 17% rise in bilateral trade over the first nine months, noting Indonesia’s slight agricultural surplus with Russia.
- Moscow flagged a recent dip in wheat exports but said shipments resumed in October after certification agreements, while welcoming Indonesia’s BRICS role and ongoing EAEU free‑trade talks.