Ravine, a spokeswoman for the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, said: "The Russian armed forces have indiscriminately shelled and bombed populated areas, killing civilians and destroying hospitals, schools and other civilian infrastructure. Such actions could be considered war crimes. "
India, meanwhile, has called on the UN Security Council to end violence in Ukraine. India made the call on Tuesday (April 20). Highlighting the importance of the UN's guiding policy on humanitarian aid, he called for an immediate end to violence and hostilities in Ukraine.
Addressing a meeting of the UN Security Council (UNSC) on the humanitarian situation in Ukraine, India's Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN, R. Ravindra, said, "Humanitarian action should always be guided by the principle of humanitarian assistance." For example, humanity, neutrality, neutrality, and freedom. These steps should never be politicized. "
Meanwhile, India's Tata Steel has again announced a halt to trade with Russia. The agency said this during the Russo-Ukrainian war. Before Tata Steel, India's leading IT company Infosys also announced the closure of business with Russia.
Regarding the decision, Tata said, "Tata Steel has no operations or staff in Russia. We have decided to consider closing all trade with Russia. In order to maintain the continuity of business, alternative arrangements are being made to supply raw materials to all the steel production centers of the company located in India, United Kingdom and Netherlands.
Ravine, a spokeswoman for the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, said: "The Russian armed forces have indiscriminately shelled and bombed populated areas, killing civilians and destroying hospitals, schools and other civilian infrastructure. Such actions could be considered war crimes. "
India, meanwhile, has called on the UN Security Council to end violence in Ukraine. India made the call on Tuesday (April 20). Highlighting the importance of the UN's guiding policy on humanitarian aid, he called for an immediate end to violence and hostilities in Ukraine.
Addressing a meeting of the UN Security Council (UNSC) on the humanitarian situation in Ukraine, India's Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN, R. Ravindra, said, "Humanitarian action should always be guided by the principle of humanitarian assistance." For example, humanity, neutrality, neutrality, and freedom. These steps should never be politicized. "
Meanwhile, India's Tata Steel has again announced a halt to trade with Russia. The agency said this during the Russo-Ukrainian war. Before Tata Steel, India's leading IT company Infosys also announced the closure of business with Russia.
Regarding the decision, Tata said, "Tata Steel has no operations or staff in Russia. We have decided to consider closing all trade with Russia. In order to maintain the continuity of business, alternative arrangements are being made to supply raw materials to all the steel production centers of the company located in India, United Kingdom and Netherlands.
Ravine, a spokeswoman for the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, said: "The Russian armed forces have indiscriminately shelled and bombed populated areas, killing civilians and destroying hospitals, schools and other civilian infrastructure. Such actions could be considered war crimes. "
India, meanwhile, has called on the UN Security Council to end violence in Ukraine. India made the call on Tuesday (April 20). Highlighting the importance of the UN's guiding policy on humanitarian aid, he called for an immediate end to violence and hostilities in Ukraine.
Addressing a meeting of the UN Security Council (UNSC) on the humanitarian situation in Ukraine, India's Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN, R. Ravindra, said, "Humanitarian action should always be guided by the principle of humanitarian assistance." For example, humanity, neutrality, neutrality, and freedom. These steps should never be politicized. "
Meanwhile, India's Tata Steel has again announced a halt to trade with Russia. The agency said this during the Russo-Ukrainian war. Before Tata Steel, India's leading IT company Infosys also announced the closure of business with Russia.
Regarding the decision, Tata said, "Tata Steel has no operations or staff in Russia. We have decided to consider closing all trade with Russia. In order to maintain the continuity of business, alternative arrangements are being made to supply raw materials to all the steel production centers of the company located in India, United Kingdom and Netherlands.
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