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“Every Day of War Sets Humanity Back”: Modi Urges Putin to End Hostilities

Prime Minister Narendra Modi told Vladimir Putin that every day of war sets humanity back, urging an end to hostilities.

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“Every Day of War Sets Humanity Back”: Modi Urges Putin to End Hostilities

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi told Russian President Vladimir Putin that every day of war pushes humanity backward, while calling for an end to hostilities. Modi’s remarks emphasized the human and global costs of prolonged conflict and the need for dialogue to resolve disputes. The message came as international pressure continues for a peaceful settlement in Ukraine. Modi has sought to maintain diplomatic engagement with Moscow while encouraging negotiations and stressing that military escalation cannot provide a lasting solution there.

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