"India Supports Peace In Ukraine": PM Narendra Modi Meets Vladimir Putin In Kyrgyzstan
"India advocates for resolving all problems peacefully, which is necessary for all of humanity," he said during a joint statement with Russia's President Vladinmir Putin.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin shared a vehicle to the opening of the VI World Nomad Games in Bishkek after their bilateral meeting on Monday. During the meeting, Modi pleaded for an end to the Russia-Ukraine war, advocating for a transition from endless conflict to peace. Modi emphasized that every day of war sets humanity back, while each step towards peace fills humanity with renewed hope and enthusiasm.
He reiterated India's unwavering support for peace efforts and pledged continued backing for such endeavors. Modi underscored that an early, peaceful resolution to all issues is crucial for humanity's well-being, stating that India's message is one of peace, following the teachings of Gandhi and Buddha. The leaders also discussed ongoing cooperation in trade, investment, energy, and fertilizer security.
Modi recalled Putin's previous visit to India for the BRICS summit, praising the successful and memorable nature of that trip. He emphasized that focusing on national interest as the top priority has been their shared approach, and this guiding principle will persist in the future. Putin praised the strengthening of India-Russia relations, built on the foundation of a special and privileged partnership, noting the continued growth of bilateral ties.
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