BRICS leaders adopted the New Delhi Declaration, voicing concern over attacks on civilian infrastructure and peaceful nuclear facilities, and over growing risks of nuclear danger and conflict. India is hosting the two-day summit, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the declaration’s adoption.
BRICS leaders expressed serious concern over “deliberate attacks” on civilian infrastructure and peaceful nuclear facilities under full International Atomic Energy Agency safeguards. In the New Delhi Declaration, adopted on the first day of the two-day BRICS Summit hosted by India, they said nuclear safety must always be upheld, including in armed conflicts.
The leaders also voiced concern over the “growing risks of nuclear danger and conflict.” Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the declaration’s adoption at the end of the opening day’s deliberations on Saturday, September 12, 2026. Chinese President Xi Jinping, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian were present.
BRICS leaders adopted the New Delhi Declaration, voicing concern over attacks on civilian infrastructure and peaceful nuclear facilities, and over growing risks of nuclear danger and conflict. India is hosting the two-day summit, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the declaration’s adoption.
BRICS leaders expressed serious concern over “deliberate attacks” on civilian infrastructure and peaceful nuclear facilities under full International Atomic Energy Agency safeguards. In the New Delhi Declaration, adopted on the first day of the two-day BRICS Summit hosted by India, they said nuclear safety must always be upheld, including in armed conflicts.
The leaders also voiced concern over the “growing risks of nuclear danger and conflict.” Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the declaration’s adoption at the end of the opening day’s deliberations on Saturday, September 12, 2026. Chinese President Xi Jinping, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian were present.