Grateful to India, Says Russia on Ukraine Peace Proposal
- Russia welcomed India’s readiness and ideas for helping resolve the Ukraine conflict, according to Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov.
- Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha called India’s reported three-part proposal the broadest of four offers received by Kyiv.
- Ukraine said it would support a ceasefire covering combat, attacks on energy and port infrastructure, and the Black Sea.
- Russian President Vladimir Putin said Prime Minister Narendra Modi had “very good ideas” for finding mutually acceptable solutions to the conflict.
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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.
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Russia grateful to India for its readiness to help resolve Ukraine conflict: Kremlin - The Tribune
India has declared its readiness to make a feasible contribution to resolving the Ukraine conflict and Russia is grateful to New Delhi for such readiness and the ideas, a key aide of President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday.
Russia expresses its appreciation to India for its willingness to contribute as much as possible to the settlement of the conflict around Ukraine, stated President Dmitry Peskov's press secretary. "The Indian side does declare its readiness to contribute as much as possible to the regulatory work around Ukraine. We are grateful to our Indian friends for such willingness and ideas." Peskov said Peskov, commenting on New Delhi's proposal, transmit…
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