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Modi Tells Putin the War in Ukraine Must End for Humanity’s Sake

India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi tells Vladimir Putin that the war in Ukraine must end, appealing for peace and humanity’s sake.

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Modi Tells Putin the War in Ukraine Must End for Humanity’s Sake

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to end the war in Ukraine, saying peace is essential for humanity’s sake. The appeal came during discussions between the leaders, as international concern over the conflict continues. Modi’s remarks reflect India’s public calls for dialogue and diplomacy, while maintaining its longstanding relationship with Moscow. The statement places renewed attention on efforts to resolve the war, protect civilians, and create conditions for meaningful direct negotiations between Russia and Ukraine.

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