Vladimir Zelensky and Narendra Modi joined the position of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit.
President Vladimir Zelensky made a phone conversation with India Prime Minister Narendra Modi. It was reported by the Ukrainian leader’s press service on Saturday, August 30.
Zelensky told Modi about negotiations with US President Donald Trump in Washington with the participation of European leaders. He emphasized that it was a productive, important conversation, a general view of the partners about how to achieve a real world.
“Ukraine has confirmed that it is willing to meet with the Russian leader. At the same time, within these two weeks after negotiations in Washington, when Russia was supposed to prepare for diplomacy, Moscow did not provide a positive signal, but only caused cynical blows to civilian facilities and killed our people’s dozens,” the President said.
For his part, Narendra Modi expressed gratitude to the relatives and relatives of the dead.
The leaders coordinated positions before the climax of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO). Zelensky emphasized that the end of this war should begin with an unconditional ceasefire and necessary silence. In his opinion, it is impossible to talk about the world objectively when the cities and communities of Ukrainians are undergoing continuing shelling.
The President thanked India for his readiness to make the necessary efforts and send the corresponding signal to Russia and other leaders during meetings in the field of SCO Summit.
Also, in conversation, the bilateral relationship, preparation for the exchange of visits and holding a joint intergovernmental commission was discussed.
“Vladimir Zelensky and Narendra Modi also discussed the opportunity to hold a meeting in the near future,” the OP.
Earlier this week, the media reported that India plans to increase Russian oil imports in September 10-20%, despite new US penalties. The decision was associated with a reduction in Russian oil prices after attacking Ukrainian drones.
At the same time, it was learned that India did not intend to respond to the doubling of the duties of the United States.
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Source: korrespondent
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