India intensifies participation in negotiations to resolve the conflict in Ukraine
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Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar said that in recent months the country has become more actively involved in negotiations for a peaceful resolution of the conflict in Ukraine, conducting dialogue with Russia and Ukraine on security in the Black Sea, grain and energy exports, and mutual renunciation of attacks.
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The conflict in Ukraine continues, and various countries are trying to contribute to a peaceful resolution through diplomatic channels.
In recent months, India has become more actively involved in negotiations for a peaceful resolution of the conflict in Ukraine. This was stated by the country's Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, as quoted by The Hindu newspaper.
“In recent months, we have become somewhat more actively involved in this process, going beyond just calls. We are negotiating with both Russia and Ukraine and are trying to be helpful,” Jaishankar said.
According to him, the diplomatic process began with security issues in the Black Sea. The agenda then touched upon the export of grain and energy resources, as well as issues of mutual renunciation of attacks.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
India will continue to participate in the negotiation process to resolve the conflict in Ukraine in the coming weeks.
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Open Questions
- What specific agreements were reached in the negotiations?
- How do Russia and Ukraine assess India's role as a mediator?
- Will India continue to expand its participation in the negotiation process?
