Zelenskyy told the UN Security Council that "we have to prepare" for a second peace summit to end the Ukraine conflict for which he had already invited India. This came after he met PM Modi in New York for their third bilateral meeting this year, recalling the PM's recent visit to Ukraine.
PM Modi asserted India's firm belief that no solutions could be found on the battlefield and called the loss of innocent lives the biggest challenge to humanity. His Polish counterpart Donald Tusk praised his remarks and called Modi's upcoming visit to Ukraine "historic".
The statement came after a 22-year-old Indian youth from Haryana was killed on the frontlines of Russia's war in Ukraine. Russia had earlier agreed to the early and expeditious release of all Indian nationals after PM Modi strongly raised the issue with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The Indian External Affairs Ministry and the embassy in Moscow have strongly taken up the matter with Russian authorities. India has also demanded a verified stop to further recruitment of Indian nationals in the Russian Army.
The Kremlin leader vowed to achieve the "de-Nazification, de-militarisation and a neutral status of the country" of Ukraine as part of its "special military operation". Offering a rare detail, Putin said that a total of 617,000 Russian troops are currently fighting in Ukraine.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh spoke to his Russian counterpart today and reiterated his stance that the conflict in Ukraine should be solved through dialogue and diplomacy.
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