Kremlin welcomes India’s push for a Ukraine peace settlement

Moscow has expressed gratitude for India's willingness to contribute to resolving the Ukraine conflict. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said India had proposed a "feasible contribution" and its ideas were being taken into account. Peskov praised India among four offers received by Kyiv, noting India's proposal was the broadest with a focus on energy and Black Sea ceasefire.

Russian President Vladimir Putin also commended Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ideas for achieving mutually acceptable solutions to the conflict, describing him as a world leader concerned about ending the conflict. India, in contrast, has called for an unconditional ceasefire, including a halt to attacks on energy and port infrastructure and hostilities in the Black Sea.