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Ukraine Hails India's Peace Proposal as 'Most Comprehensive' Among Four Initiatives
- •Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha stated that India's peace proposal is the "most comprehensive" among four international initiatives under evaluation, marking an unprecedented commitment to active peacemaking.
- •Kyiv is considering peace proposals from India, Turkey, Egypt, and the US, with India's framework being highlighted for its depth and New Delhi's willingness to play a significant role.
- •Turkey and Egypt have jointly proposed a Black Sea grain and agricultural truce, while the US has presented a framework for an energy truce, both of which Ukraine remains open to accepting.
- •Russian President Vladimir Putin praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi's efforts to end the Ukraine conflict, acknowledging his "good ideas" and active push for mutually acceptable solutions.
- •PM Modi has consistently called for peace, emphasizing India's principled and humanitarian approach, and expressed willingness to support meaningful efforts for a peaceful resolution due to India's good relations with both sides.
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Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha stated that out of four international peace proposals being evaluated by Kyiv, India's framework is considered the most comprehensive and marks an unprecedented commitment to active peacemaking.
Alongside India's submission, Ukraine is evaluating a joint proposal from Türkiye and Egypt for a Black Sea agricultural and grain truce, a US framework for an energy truce, and the option of an unconditional ceasefire along the line of contact.
Russian President Vladimir Putin praised PM Modi's efforts, stating that he maintains a neutral position with a genuine interest in ending the conflict and has good ideas aimed at finding mutually acceptable solutions. Additionally, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov noted that Moscow welcomes India's willingness to contribute to peace.
