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PM Modi Welcomes Ukraine Peace Efforts in Bilateral with Russian President Putin, Seeks Early End to War - The Statesman
Prime Minister Modi and President Putin reaffirmed their strategic partnership amid US sanctions on India and urged a peaceful resolution to the Ukraine conflict at the SCO summit.
- On September 1, 2025, during the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit held in the Chinese port city, Prime Minister Narendra Modi held bilateral discussions with Vladimir Putin, the President of Russia.
- The meeting followed India's ongoing discussions on the Ukraine conflict and preceded Putin's scheduled December visit to India for summit talks.
- Modi highlighted the deep and unique relationship between India and Russia, underscoring their collaboration as crucial for maintaining global peace and stability.
- Modi expressed support for the initiatives aimed at achieving peace in Ukraine, describing it as a shared responsibility of humanity, and encouraged all parties involved to engage positively to resolve the conflict promptly.
- The talks aimed to boost India-Russia ties, reinforcing bilateral cooperation across sectors and reflecting mutual commitment to resolving global issues peacefully.
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Russia's President Vladimir Putin used this Monday the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit to demonstrate to the West that he is not completely cornered and project the image that he still has support despite three years of war in Ukraine. For Putin every trip abroad has become an exercise of diplomatic survival since he made the decision to invade Ukraine. And in Tianjin he has found one of the few scenarios where he can still exert …
“It is necessary to seek ways to put an end to the conflict as soon as possible and establish peace. This is precisely the plea of all humanity,” he said.
"We welcome recent efforts to achieve peace and trust that all parties will have a constructive position in this regard," Modi said, beside the summit that is going to take place in China.
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