
PM Modi Discusses Russia-Ukraine Conflict in Calls with Putin And Biden
PM Modi Discusses Russia-Ukraine Conflict in Calls with Putin And Biden
Key Highlights:
- PM Modi speaks with Russian President Putin on resolving the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
- Modi discusses India’s role in global diplomacy, emphasizing peaceful resolutions.
- Calls with both Putin and Biden underline India’s strategic global partnerships.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday, discussing the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict and sharing insights from his recent visit to Ukraine. This conversation followed PM Modi’s discussion with US President Joe Biden just a day earlier, during which they also touched on the Ukraine issue.
PM Modi’s visit to Poland and Ukraine last week was a significant diplomatic move, aimed at reinforcing India’s consistent stance in favor of dialogue and diplomacy to resolve the conflict.
In his talk with President Putin, the Prime Minister reiterated India’s strong commitment to supporting an early and peaceful resolution of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, which has persisted for over two-and-a-half years.
In addition to the Ukraine discussion, PM Modi and President Putin explored ways to further strengthen the Special and Privileged Strategic Partnership between India and Russia, a relationship that has long been vital to both nations.
PM Modi later posted on X, highlighting the key points of their conversation, including India’s unwavering support for a peaceful solution to the conflict.
The Prime Minister’s recent communication with President Biden also emphasized the deep commitment shared between India and the United States, particularly within the framework of the India-US Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership.
This partnership, based on shared values such as democracy and the rule of law, was reviewed during their discussion, with both leaders acknowledging the significant progress in bilateral relations.
Overall, these discussions underscore India’s crucial role in global diplomacy, particularly in seeking peaceful resolutions to conflicts and enhancing strategic partnerships worldwide.
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