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- External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar, speaking in Kyiv after talks with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha, said India is ready to assist in any way to end the Russia-Ukraine war, which has entered its fifth year.
- He reiterated India's position that no solution can come from the battlefield and noted that Prime Minister Modi had recently told President Putin in Bishkek that ending the war is India's message.
- Jaishankar also highlighted India's humanitarian aid to Ukraine, delivered 19 times so far, and the growing bilateral trade in pharmaceuticals, agriculture, machinery and other goods.
- Ukraine's foreign minister welcomed India's role, calling it a global power and praising Modi's call for the war to end.
What to watch next
- Whether India takes any concrete mediation or assistance steps beyond its stated offer
- Follow-up on Prime Minister Modi's message to President Putin about ending the war
- Further developments in India-Ukraine trade and cooperation in digital and AI sectors
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