Zelensky Thanks Modi for Telling Putin It's Time to End the War
Volodymyr Zelensky and Narendra Modi talked by phone Monday, with the Ukrainian president thanking India's prime minister for repeatedly pressing Vladimir Putin to stop the fighting. The two also dug into Black Sea grain, and Modi offered India as a mediator to get food corridors running again.
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Zelensky announced the call in a Telegram post, saying he appreciated that Modi keeps insisting the war must end and says so straight to Russian President Vladimir Putin. The Ukrainian leader added that India finding concrete ways to help bring the war's end closer matters, and floated food security as one lane where it could.
Grain was the second item on the line. The pair discussed the situation in the Black Sea, and Modi said India is ready to step in as a mediator to help establish food corridors.
The call lands in a busy diplomatic stretch. The EU is sending two delegates, one from the European Commission and one from the European Council, to trilateral talks on the conflict in Abu Dhabi, Politico reported Monday.
Pressure on Moscow keeps stacking up elsewhere too. Canadian Foreign Secretary Anita Anand unveiled new sanctions on Monday targeting 38 entities and 24 individuals, including people tied to Russia's ballistic missile production and alleged cybercrime attempts.
TopicsVolodymyr Zelensky · Narendra Modi · India · Ukraine · Vladimir Putin · Russia · Black Sea · Telegram
Source: breakingthenews.net
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