India and China have commented on the attacks in Ukraine

Beijing and New Delhi, avoiding criticism of Moscow, have called for a de-escalation of the conflict and dialogue.

India and China have called for de-escalation and dialogue following Russia’s missile attack on Ukraine on October 10. Statements by representatives of the countries’ foreign ministries were quoted by The New York Times.

Thus, the press secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China, Mao Ning, noted in a briefing that “all countries should respect their sovereignty and territorial integrity.”

“It is necessary to support all efforts that contribute to a peaceful settlement of the crisis,” said the diplomat.

Indian Foreign Ministry spokesman Arindam Bagchi stressed that New Delhi would offer support to efforts to end the conflict.

“India is deeply concerned about the escalation of conflict in Ukraine, including attacks on infrastructure and civilian casualties,” he said.

As the New York Times writes, the war in Ukraine has weakened, and the continued aggression of Russian President Vladimir Putin has put his remaining allies in a difficult position.

China and India are increasingly keen to distance themselves from the Russian leader, despite previously avoiding outright condemnation of his aggression in Ukraine and continuing to cooperate with Moscow economically, notably by buying more Russian oil, while Europe moved to reduce its imports. “, – stated in the publication material.

As reported Correspondent.neton the morning of October 10, the enemy launched a massive missile attack on Ukrainian cities.

According to the latest data, infrastructure facilities in 12 regions and Kyiv were damaged, 19 people died and 105 were injured.

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