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‘Very Good Ideas’: Putin Praises Modi’s Neutral Stance, Efforts to End Ukraine Conflict
Putin said Modi has ideas for a mutually acceptable end to the war and thanked India for urging dialogue and diplomacy.
- On Thursday, Russian President Vladimir Putin praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for possessing "good ideas" aimed at finding mutually acceptable solutions to the Ukraine conflict.
- Despite maintaining a neutral position, Modi has earned Putin's gratitude for his desire to end the fighting through peaceful means as soon as possible.
- The two leaders most recently met in September at the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi, discussing trade ties and cooperation in infrastructure, energy, technology, and defense.
- Prime Minister Modi has emphasized India's principled and humanitarian approach to the Russia-Ukraine conflict, repeatedly calling for peace throughout the ongoing crisis.
- Leveraging ties with both sides, including President Zelenskyy, India has indicated willingness to support meaningful efforts aimed at achieving a peaceful resolution.
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PM Modi Has ‘Good Ideas’ For Ending Ukraine War: Russian Prez Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin has praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his efforts to bring an end to the Ukraine war, saying the Indian leader has put forward "very good ideas" to find a peaceful solution to the conflict. Speaking at
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‘Very good ideas’: Putin praises Modi’s neutral stance, efforts to end Ukraine conflict
Russian President Vladimir Putin has praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s repeated efforts to seek an end to the Ukraine conflict. Putin said Modi has “very good ideas” aimed at finding mutually acceptable solutions and thanked him for seeking a peaceful end to the war “as soon as possible”. Putin also said Modi maintains a neutral position while showing a clear interest in ending the conflict. #Putin #NarendraModi #Modi #PutinModi #Ukraine #U…
·Mumbai, India
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