New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will leave for Ukraine today after his visit to Poland. PM Modi is visiting Ukraine amidst the Russia-Ukraine war. Let us tell you that India has always talked about peace instead of war. Be it the Israel-Gaza war. Now this visit of PM Modi to Ukraine has also raised hopes that whether the war will end. Let us tell you that PM Modi had earlier spoken to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the phone. Amidst the war in the world, India seems to be at the forefront of countries spreading the message of peace. The question is also being raised whether India will end both the wars.
Earlier, on August 16, Prime Minister Modi had spoken to his counterpart Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over the phone. He himself had given information about this on the social media platform X. During the conversation with Netanyahu, the situation in West Asia was discussed. During the phone conversation, the need for immediate release of all hostages, ceasefire and continuous humanitarian aid was emphasized. It is known that India has been advocating resolving the war through dialogue on many global forums. A few hours before reaching Ukraine, PM Modi also said in Poland that war is not the solution to any problem.
Read- ‘War, Peace and’ What did PM Modi say before reaching Ukraine? Buddha’s lesson taught in Poland, read the message in 10 points
India wants to woo America as well
By sending Defence Minister Rajnath Singh to America, PM Modi is trying to appease everyone from America to Putin. America has been standing with Ukraine in the Russia-Ukraine war since the beginning and with Israel in the Israel-Hamas war. In such a situation, India is trying to appease everyone from America to Russia and Israel. However, India stands with its message of peace.
PM Modi gave the message of Buddha in Poland
PM Modi, who arrived in Poland on Wednesday, said in his speech, ‘India is the home of Buddha’s legacy… India believes in peace, not war… and that is why India advocates peace in this region as well… India’s stand is clear that this is not the time for war… this is the time to unite and fight the challenges that pose a threat to the entire human race… and that is why India is emphasizing on diplomacy and dialogue.’
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will leave for the Ukrainian capital Kyiv by a special train today, i.e. on 22nd August, late in the evening as per Indian time. PM Modi will spend about 7 hours in the Ukrainian capital Kyiv. During this time, PM Modi will meet President Zelensky. During this time, it is expected that agreements will also be reached between India and Ukraine on important defense deals. During this time, a ceasefire can also be discussed.
Modi has also met Putin
Let us tell you that last month PM Modi also met Russian President Vladimir Putin. Russia honoured Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi with the Order of St. Andrew the Apostle the First-Called in the Kremlin. However, Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky was very angry with this visit and also gave a strong reaction. But now all the resentment of Ukraine will also go away. Overall, India is now making its own identity in the world.
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FIRST PUBLISHED : August 22, 2024, 08:47 IST