Putin: End the end of the end as soon as possible

On September 16, local time, Indian Prime Minister Modi said in a talks with Russian President Putin in Samalham that "it is not a war era now." It is the main concern of the world in the field of food, energy and other fields. Putin responded that he understood Modi's concerns about Russia and Ukraine's conflict. The Russian side would "do his best" to end the conflict as soon as possible, but Ukraine refused to negotiate and tried to resolve it with military means.

Modi held talks with Putin, from social media

According to the Indian Economic Times and the Russian News Agency, Modi and Putin jointly attended the Samarhan Summit.

During the bilateral talks held during the meeting, Modi told Putin: "Today's era is not the war era, I have talked to you on the phone." He added that grain, fertilizer and fuel safety are the world at present the world The main concern.

Modi also emphasized the friendship of Russia and India in the conversation, pointing out that Russian and Indian partnerships will reach a new height in the future.

"I know your position on Ukraine's conflict and know your concerns." Putin responded that he understood Modi's concerns about the conflict of Russia and Ukraine, and said that Russia "hopes and will do everything possible" to end the conflict as soon as possible.

However, Putin pointed out that "unfortunately", Ukraine leaders and government refused to negotiate and claimed that they would achieve their goals through military means. He promised Modi that, despite this, Russia will notify the situation of Ukraine to Indian partners and always let the Indian party understand the relevant situation.

Putin said that Russia and India relations will continue to develop actively and mention the cooperation between the two countries in the field of fertilizer agriculture. He also wished Modi a happy birthday, "I wish India a friendly country prosperous under the leadership of Modi."

According to previous reports of Russia, Putin invited Modi to visit Russia during the talks.

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The Economic Times stated that when the talks were held, India had been under tremendous pressure from Western countries and demanded that India dilutes friendly relations with Russia. However, India remained neutral without following the pace of "condemning and sanctions" in the West, and deepened trade relations with Russia.

After the Modi meeting, the tweet said: "My talks with President Putin are very pleasant. We have the opportunity to discuss the cooperation between the two countries in the fields of trade, energy, and national defense, and discuss other bilateral and global issues." Modi Office pointed out in a statement that the leaders of the two countries aims to further strengthen the extensive issues of Russian and India relations.

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Source: Observer.com

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