To End Russia-Ukraine War, Ajit Doval To Take PM Modi's Peace Plan To Moscow
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India, because of its independent foreign policy, finds itself in a unique position to be able to broker peace between Russia and Ukraine. With Europe and its western allies finding themselves in a stalemate with Russia, backed by China, India opens a thrid axis in a largely bipolar world.
Days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's historic visit to Ukraine, India finds itself in a position to play peacemaker in the years-long Russia-Ukraine war. National Security Adviser Ajit Doval will be travelling to Moscow this week to hold crucial discussions in this regard.
In July, PM Modi had also travelled to Russia on an official visit and held detailed discussions with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
India, because of its independent foreign policy, finds itself in a unique position to be able to broker peace between Russia and Ukraine. With Europe and its western allies (NATO allies) finding themselves in a stalemate with Russia, backed by China, India, which has maintained friendly ties with most nations, opens a thrid axis in a largely bipolar world.
