Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently held a phone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin to discuss a range of topics, including the latest developments in Ukraine. A readout from the call stated that Modi thanked Putin for sharing information on the conflict, describing the conversation as “very good and detailed.” The two leaders also reviewed the progress of their bilateral relationship, reaffirming their commitment to a “Special and Privileged Strategic Partnership.”
The call comes at a time of heightened diplomatic activity concerning the conflict in Ukraine, with a potential ceasefire meeting between US President Donald Trump and President Putin on the horizon. Prime Minister Modi’s office confirmed that he also looks forward to hosting President Putin in India later this year. The discussion underscores India’s continued engagement with both sides of the conflict and its consistent position on the need for a peaceful resolution.
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