Zelensky to PM Modi: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Friday (August 23, 2024) accused India of helping maintain Russia’s war economy by purchasing crude oil. He also appealed to New Delhi to play a big and important role in ensuring the success of Kiev’s ongoing peace efforts.
While briefing the media after talks with PM Modi, Volodymyr Zelensky said that last month Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Moscow. During this time Russia attacked the largest children’s hospital in Ukraine, which made it clear that President Vladimir Putin does not respect India or its leaders.
What will India do that will cause trouble for Russia?
The President of Ukraine said that India is a very big country and India has a very big influence on the Russian economy. He told the Prime Minister about the oil purchase Narendra Modi He openly told Zelensky that Russia is getting a huge income from this, which helps in funding their army. On India’s role, Zelensky said that if India stops importing oil, then Putin will face the biggest challenge. Prime Minister Modi wants more peace than Putin and the problem is that Putin does not want peace.
There can be no solution without dialogue
India said on Friday that the conflict in Ukraine cannot be resolved without talks with Russia. PM Modi told the Ukrainian President that he is in favour of peace. He said that he has brought a message of peace from 140 crore Indians and the global south. A solution can be found only through talks between Russia and Ukraine. The solution lies through diplomacy and talks and time should not be wasted for this. PM Modi said at the beginning of the meeting with the Ukrainian President that both sides need to sit together and find ways to get out of this crisis.
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