Modi called for a peaceful settlement of the conflict in Ukraine

India has consistently called for a peaceful solution to the Ukrainian crisis and supports all efforts in this direction. This was announced on August 18 by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi after he held talks with Russian leader Vladimir Putin.

According to him, as part of the conversation with the Russian president, he discussed his talks with US President Donald Trump, which took place in Alaska on August 15.

"India has consistently called for a peaceful settlement of the Ukrainian conflict and supports all efforts in this direction," Modi said on his Facebook page. Twitter).

In addition, he added that he looks forward to continuing meetings with Putin in the coming days.

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Earlier in the day, the diplomatic efforts aimed at a peaceful settlement of the Ukrainian conflict were supported by the President of the Republic of South Africa (RSA) Cyril Ramaphosa.

The meeting between Putin and Trump took place on August 15 in Anchorage, Alaska. During a joint press conference, the Russian leader noted the desire of his colleague from the United States for a settlement. Trump, in turn, shared that the negotiations went very well and called the summit in Alaska wonderful.

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