
India has presented a three-point plan to de-escalate the conflict in Ukraine, including protecting infrastructure, securing grain and energy supplies, and securing commercial shipping in the Black Sea.
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India is actively engaging with both sides of the conflict on issues of maritime security and reducing the intensity of hostilities.
India has proposed a three-point truce plan in the conflict in Ukraine. The Hindustan Times newspaper writes about this, citing sources.
As journalists found out, India's plan consists of three proposals: stopping both sides from attacks on energy and other infrastructure, ensuring uninterrupted supplies of grain and energy through Black Sea ports, and protecting commercial shipping, including stopping attacks on merchant ships.
Earlier, Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar said that India has begun to play an increasingly important role in efforts to resolve the conflict in Ukraine. He stressed that New Delhi is engaging with both sides of the conflict on issues such as ensuring maritime security and reducing the intensity of hostilities.

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