Kremlin welcomes India’s push for a Ukraine peace settlement
The Kremlin has expressed gratitude toward India for its efforts to propose a peaceful resolution to the Ukraine conflict. Ukrainian officials noted that India's proposal is the broadest among several international peace offers.
Why it matters
India's diplomatic positioning as a neutral mediator between Russia and Ukraine highlights its growing influence in global conflict resolution.
Russia has welcomed India’s readiness to make a “feasible contribution” towards resolving the Ukraine conflict. On Wednesday, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said Moscow was grateful to New Delhi for its willingness to help and the ideas it has proposed.“Indeed, India is declaring readiness to make a feasible contribution to resolving the situation surrounding Ukraine,” Peskov said, according to state-run TASS, while responding to reports that India had sent a new three-part proposal for a peaceful resolution.“We are grateful to our Indian friends for such readiness and the ideas that are being offered,” he added.Peskov’s remarks come days after Ukrainian foreign minister Andrii Sybiha said India’s proposal for a possible ceasefire was the “broadest” among four offers received by Kyiv. The other proposals were from Turkiye, Egypt and the US.“We have four proposals. The broadest one is India’s proposal.
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