Russia Grateful to India for Its Readiness to Help Resolve Ukraine Conflict: Kremlin
India is seeking a ceasefire that would also protect Black Sea shipping, grain exports and energy supplies, officials said.
- On Wednesday, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov thanked India for its willingness to contribute to resolving the Ukraine conflict, specifically acknowledging peace ideas offered by New Delhi.
- Russian President Vladimir Putin recently praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "very good ideas" for a mutual settlement, noting Modi consistently raises the conflict during their meetings.
- Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha described India's proposal as the "broadest" among four offers Kyiv received, emphasizing Ukraine requires a ceasefire covering energy and port infrastructure.
- On Sunday, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said India has moved beyond advocacy, actively engaging Kyiv and Moscow to ensure Black Sea shipping safety and grain exports.
- The Russia-Ukraine war is now in its fifth year, with millions displaced and thousands dead, while Moscow rejects an unconditional front-line ceasefire in favor of a comprehensive agreement.
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Russia grateful to India for help to resolve conflict: Kremlin
Moscow: India has declared its readiness to make a feasible contribution to resolving the Ukraine conflict and Russia is grateful to New Delhi for such willingness, a key aide of President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday, October 7. Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov made the remarks while responding to a question about media reports that India … Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News, Technology, Entertainment, Sports, Politics and Top Sto…
Speaking to TASS, Kremlin press secretary Dmitry Peskov said that another major power has expressed its intention to mediate in order to end the Russian-Ukrainian war.
Grateful to India, says Russia on Ukraine peace proposal
Russia has expressed gratitude for India's readiness to contribute to resolving the Ukraine conflict, while Ukraine's Foreign Minister praised India's ceasefire proposal as the "broadest" among those received. President Putin also acknowledged Prime Minister Modi's "very good ideas" for a mutual settlement, highlighting India's intensified diplomatic efforts focusing on Black Sea safety, grain exports, and energy supplies.
India has made it clear that dialogue and diplomacy are the only solution to the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The Prime Minister has repeatedly stated that this is not the time for war and that the battlefield will not provide a solution. India has made it clear that the time has come for an end to the war, rather than an endless war.
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