Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to Russian President Vladimir Putin over phone on Friday. During this, he once again clarified India's stand on the current situation in Ukraine. At the same time, he advocated dialogue and diplomacy to stop the war. The two leaders also talked about the development program decided during the Russian President's visit to India in 2021.
The Prime Minister's Office (POM) has issued a statement regarding this. POM said- The Prime Minister has once again reiterated India's dialogue and diplomacy stand regarding the current situation in Ukraine. At the same time, the leaders talked about continuing dialogue on global and bilateral issues.
In the conversation, emphasis was placed on promoting agricultural products, fertilizers and pharma products in the bilateral trade. Along with this, many issues including energy and global food market were discussed.
India is not on any side in Ukraine war
Since the beginning of the Ukraine war, India has been advocating for dialogue at every forum from the United Nations. During this, India did not support any bill brought against and on behalf of Russia in the United Nations.
However, India has also ignored threats and sanctions given by Western countries. During this period, India has imported crude oil on a large scale from Russia.
The battle continues even after four months
On the other hand, it has been more than four months since the war between Russia and Ukraine, but the war is not taking the name of stopping. Despite the loss of thousands of lives, Russia is not ready to back down in any way. The attacks of Russian troops continue as before.
Between Thursday and Friday, at 2.30 pm, Russian troops targeted a 9-storey building in Odessa, Ukraine, killing 10 people and injuring more than seven.
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