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Center Owned by The Tribune TrustSea safety, grain & energy flow: India pushes for Ukraine peace
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India’s Ministry of External Affairs said it is engaging with both Russia and Ukraine on proposals aimed at de‑escalating the nearly five‑year conflict. The ideas conveyed include ensuring the safety of commercial shipping in the Black Sea, facilitating grain and energy exports and exploring non‑attack arrangements. Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussed the conflict with the Ukrainian president, and the MEA reiterated that these steps are intended to contribute toward restoring peace in the region.
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India is ready to mediate to establish grain safety agreement for “food corridors”, says Ukrainian President Zelenskyy
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Hours after the phone conversation between the two leaders, external affairs minister Jaishankar also dialled his Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov.
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India has conveyed proposals to Russia and Ukraine aimed at restoring peace in the region. These ideas include ensuring the safety of commercial shipping in the Black Sea and addressing energy and grain export concerns. Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussed the conflict with Ukrainian President…
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India on Tuesday reiterated its commitment to a peaceful resolution of the Russia-Ukraine conflict and proposed a three-point framework as an immediate confidence-building measure, Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said. Jaiswal’s remarks came as two-day trilateral talks…
