During a joint news conference at the White House, Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed India's commitment to restoring peace in Ukraine through dialogue and diplomacy. Modi emphasized India's long-standing emphasis on resolving disputes in this manner, stating that India is fully prepared to contribute to peace restoration efforts. He also highlighted the spirit of unity and shared responsibility under India's G-20 presidency.
Modi had conversations with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, advocating for a resolution to the conflict through dialogue and diplomacy. However, it is worth noting that India has not yet condemned the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
President Joe Biden acknowledged the shared efforts between the two leaders to mitigate the humanitarian tragedies resulting from Russia's war in Ukraine, while emphasizing the importance of upholding the core principles of the UN Charter regarding sovereignty and territorial integrity.
In a joint statement, President Biden and Prime Minister Modi expressed their deep concern about the conflict in Ukraine and mourned the devastating humanitarian consequences. They also underscored the far-reaching impacts of the war on the global economic system, including food, fuel, energy security, and critical supply chains.
Both leaders called for increased efforts to mitigate the consequences of the war, particularly in the developing world. They pledged ongoing humanitarian assistance to the people of Ukraine and emphasized the importance of respecting international law, the principles of the UN Charter, territorial integrity, and sovereignty. Additionally, both countries recognized the significance of post-conflict reconstruction in Ukraine.
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