Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the president of Ukraine, requested India's backing for the 10-point "peace formula" during his visit to the US last week, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi called with him on Monday.
Since Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24, Narendra Modi and Zelenskyy have spoken on the phone four times.
Zelenskyy tweeted, "I had a phone contact with @PMOIndia Narendra Modi and wished (for) a successful G-20 presidency," following the conversation. I first presented the peace formula at this stage, and I now rely on India's support for its execution. I also expressed gratitude for the UN's cooperation and humanitarian aid.
His plan asks for the removal of Russian forces from Ukraine, the release of detainees, the restoration of Ukraine's territorial integrity, and assurances for the security of the nuclear industry, the food supply, and the electrical grid.
12 shipments totaling 99.3 tonnes of humanitarian aid have been sent to Ukraine and its neighbors by New Delhi since February 24. These include prescription medications, blankets, tents, tarps, and medical supplies.
12 shipments totaling 99.3 tonnes of humanitarian aid have been sent to Ukraine and its neighbors by New Delhi since February 24. These include prescription medications, blankets, tents, tarps, and medical supplies.
12 shipments totaling 99.3 tonnes of humanitarian aid have been sent to Ukraine and its neighbors by New Delhi since February 24. These include prescription medications, blankets, tents, tarps, and medical supplies.
According to the PMO statement, the president of Ukraine "expressed his best wishes for India's G20 Presidency." "The Prime Minister highlighted the primary goals of India's G20 Presidency, including giving voice to developing nations' concerns on matters like food and energy security," it stated.
Zelenskyy and Narendra Modi spoke over the phone, 10 days after Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke with Narendra Modi on the situation in Ukraine and bilateral ties between India and Russia. Since Russia invaded Ukraine earlier this year, they have spoken on the phone five times. This year's annual conference was not attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who stayed home.
Narendra Modi reiterated his call for "dialogue and diplomacy as the only way forward," according to the Indian government's statement, but the Kremlin's statement made no mention of this and instead stated that "at Narendra Modi's request, Vladimir Putin gave fundamental assessments of Russia's line on the direction of the Ukrainian region."
Narendra Modi and Zelensky chatted over the phone. Narendra Modi talked with Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, ten days ago on the state of affairs in Ukraine and bilateral ties between India and Russia. They had chatted on the phone five times since Russia invaded Ukraine at the beginning of the year. Prime Minister Narendra Modi stayed at home this year and did not attend the annual conference.
According to a statement from the Indian government, Narendra Modi reaffirmed his call for "dialogue and diplomacy as the only way forward," but the Kremlin made no mention of this and instead said that "at Narendra Modi's request, Vladimir Putin gave fundamental assessments of Russia's line on the direction of the Ukrainian region."
Zelenskyy and Narendra Modi spoke over the phone. Ten days ago, Narendra Modi spoke with Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, on the situation in Ukraine and the two countries bilateral relations. Since the beginning of the year, when Russia invaded Ukraine, they had spoken on the phone five times. This year, Prime Minister Narendra Modi chose to remain home instead of going to the convention.
The Kremlin did not mention this and instead stated that "at Narendra Modi's request, Vladimir Putin gave fundamental assessments of Russia's line on the direction of the Ukrainian region." The Indian government said that Narendra Modi had reiterated his call for "dialogue and diplomacy as the only way forward."
Narendra Modi and Zelensky chatted over the phone. Narendra Modi talked with Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, ten days ago about the situation in Ukraine and their bilateral ties. They had chatted on the phone five times since Russia invaded Ukraine at the beginning of the year. This year, Prime Minister Narendra Modi decided against attending the conference and stayed at home.
Instead of mentioning this, the Kremlin said that Vladimir Putin "provided essential evaluations of Russia's policy on the direction of the Ukrainian area at Narendra Modi's request." Narendra Modi had underlined his demand for "dialogue and diplomacy as the only way ahead," according to the Indian government.
When Narendra Modi and Zelenskyy last spoke on October 4, Narendra Modi informed the Ukrainian President that there can be no military solution to the Ukraine issue. Their conversations in February and March focused mostly on the evacuation of Indians from the danger zone. On the fringes of COP-26, the two leaders' last encounter took place in Glasgow in November 2021.
Foreign Minister of Ukraine Dmytro Kuleba and External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar met in November of this year to discuss measures to put a stop to Russia's war on Ukraine, nuclear safety issues, and bilateral collaboration. Jaishankar and Kaleb got together in Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia, for the ASEAN-India conference.
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