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India wants to contribute to peace for Ukraine
2024-08-23 17:55:09
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India wants to contribute to peace for Ukraine

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India, an important global player, offers help to end the war in Ukraine, although it maintains close relations with Russia. Kyiv hopes for support, as India is an influential voice.

Modi visits Zelenskyy, reminds of the peace summit in Switzerland, criticizes nuclear threats from Moscow, visits the memorial for Mahatma Gandhi, but not the St. Michael's Monastery or sites for killed Ukrainian soldiers. India is dependent on Russian military goods and one of the largest buyers of cheap Russian oil.

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t-online
23. August 2024 um 14:38

India wants to contribute to peace for Ukraine

Politics
India, an important global player, offers help to end the war in Ukraine, although it maintains close relations with Russia. Kyiv hopes for support, as India is an influential voice. Modi visits Zelenskyy, reminds of the peace summit in Switzerland, criticizes nuclear threats from Moscow, visits the memorial for Mahatma Gandhi, but not the St. Michael's Monastery or sites for killed Ukrainian soldiers. India is dependent on Russian military goods and one of the largest buyers of cheap Russian..
zeit
23. August 2024 um 14:36

Shuttle Diplomacy: India Wants to Contribute to Peace for Ukraine

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India's Prime Minister Modi offers Ukraine help to end the war; India has close relations with Russia and China, but is trying to reduce its dependence; India does not support the Western sanctions against Moscow and advocates conflict resolution through dialogue.
stern
23. August 2024 um 14:36

Shuttle Diplomacy: India Seeks to Contribute to Peace for Ukraine

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Indian Prime Minister Modi offers Ukraine assistance to end the war; India has close ties to Russia and the West.
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