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    India's role as a peacemaker: PM Modi's 360° diplomacy in Ukraine crisis

    Narendra Modi's recent visit to Ukraine, via Austria and Poland, followed by discussions with Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin, underscores India's evolving diplomatic strategy. Far from a mere balancing act, Modi's approach signals India's commitment to resolution, emphasizing neutrality that aligns with its own and global well-being. India's complex relationships with Russia, the US, and the growing influence of China make this balancing act challenging. However, India's role as a peace advocate, prioritizing sovereignty and a rules-based order, positions it as a potential facilitator in ending the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

    Ukraine's Zelenskyy will pitch plan to Biden to force Putin to end war

    Ukraine's President Zelenskyy expressed that the ongoing war with Russia would eventually be resolved through dialogue. Kyiv aims to be in a strong position and has a strategic plan involving economic and diplomatic steps. Zelenskyy seeks to present the plan to U.S. leaders, anticipating potential talks.

    PM Modi speaks with Russian president Putin, discusses recent visit to Ukraine

    Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin about Modi's recent visit to Ukraine. They discussed strengthening their Special and Privileged Strategic Partnership and exchanged views on the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

    Russia's deadly overnight barrage of missiles and drones hits over half of Ukraine

    Russia conducted a large-scale missile and drone attack on Ukraine, hitting vital energy infrastructure and resulting in casualties. Kyiv faced disruptions in power and water services. Ukrainian officials called for more international support, stressing the urgency to stop these strikes. President Biden denounced the attacks and pledged additional defense and energy aid.

    Russia fires huge missile, drone salvo at Ukraine's power grid

    Monday's missile and drone salvo was Russia's most intense in weeks, coming as Ukraine is claiming new ground in a major cross-border incursion into Russia's southern Kursk region while Russian forces steadily inch forward in Ukraine's east, closing in on the transport hub of Pokrovsk.

    India is making efforts to explore a third way to address the bipolar war

    India took the call early by putting its national priorities on the table with both Russia and Ukraine. It also did so with the US and other Western powers, thus putting itself in a position to both articulate a consistent line on the war and now demonstrate the geopolitical space

    • Russia hit Ukraine with over 100 missiles, around 100 drones: Zelensky

      President Volodymyr Zelensky said Monday that Russia had carried out strikes on Ukraine using more than 100 missiles and around 100 drones. More than a hundred missiles of various types and about a hundred 'shaheds'," Zelensky said in a video message posted on Telegram, referring to attack drones. bur/yad

      Ukraine counts on new long-range weapon to bypass Western restrictions and hit deep into Russia

      President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed on Saturday the existence of the Palianytsia, a type of Ukrainian bread and a word so notoriously difficult to pronounce correctly that it was used to unmask suspected spies early in the war. Zelenskyy called it "a new class" of weapon. Saturday, which marked Ukrain'es 33rd anniversary of independence from the former Soviet Union, also saw the first use of the new weapon, targeting a Russian military installation in the occupied territory, officials said, without providing details.

      PM Modi, Ukraine's President Zelenskyy advocate for lasting peace through dialogue

      Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Ukraine at the invitation of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, marking the first visit by an Indian PM since diplomatic relations began in 1992. The leaders discussed achieving peace through dialogue and diplomacy, emphasising international law. They aim to elevate bilateral relations to a strategic partnership, focusing on cooperation in various sectors. Efforts to boost trade, agriculture, pharmaceuticals, defense, and education were highlighted, with plans for the 7th Session of the Indian-Ukrainian Intergovernmental Commission in 2024.

      PM Modi and Ukraine's Zelenskyy engage in talks on trade, defence and economic ties: EAM Jaishankar

      During Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Ukraine, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar highlighted discussions between PM Modi and President Zelenskyy focusing on strengthening bilateral relations in various sectors like trade, defense, pharmaceuticals, and education. Jaishankar emphasised the significance of PM Modi's visit as the first by an Indian PM since diplomatic ties were established in 1992. The leaders also discussed revitalizing trade relations and exchanged humanitarian medical assistance.

      Russia launches massive missile and drone attack on Ukraine

      A massive missile and drone attack by Russia targeted multiple Ukrainian cities, including Kyiv, causing power outages and explosions. Kyiv has increased its strikes inside Russia after a ground offensive in the Kursk region. A hotel in Kramatorsk was hit, injuring journalists. Casualties were reported on both sides.

      India ever ready to play "active role" in peace efforts: PM Modi to Zelenskyy

      Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Kyiv to discuss ways to end the ongoing war, with India expressing its commitment to peace. Modi offered India's active role and personal contribution towards restoring peace in Ukraine. The talks also focused on boosting bilateral cooperation in various sectors. India emphasised the importance of dialogue and diplomacy in resolving conflicts and respecting sovereignty and territorial integrity.

      EAM S Jaishankar says India was 'never' neutral in Russia-Ukraine war

      External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar clarified that India has never been neutral on the Russia-Ukraine conflict, stressing support for peace. Prime Minister Modi's trip to Ukraine, the first by an Indian PM since 1991, emphasized India's desire to end the conflict. President Zelenskyy recognized India's positive intentions.

      Ukraine drone attack on Russia's Saratov damages homes, grounds flights

      A drone attack by Ukraine caused damage in Russia's Saratov region, injuring a woman and leading to flight restrictions. Nine drones were destroyed by Russia’s defense systems, as per a Reuters report. Emergency services responded to the affected areas in Saratov and Engels. There was no immediate information on further damage or comments from Ukraine.

      Reuters safety adviser killed, two journalists injured in Ukraine's Kramatorsk

      Ryan Evans, a Reuters safety adviser, died after a missile hit his hotel in Kramatorsk, Ukraine. Two other Reuters journalists were injured. The missile, believed to be a Russian Iskander, destroyed the Hotel Sapphire. The Donetsk prosecutor's office is investigating. Evans, 38, had been with Reuters since 2022, advising on safety in conflict zones.

      PM Modi going to Ukraine can be helpful to getting us to an end to conflict: White House

      Prime Minister Modi concluded his visit to Ukraine on Friday, the first by an Indian PM to the European nation since India established diplomatic ties with Ukraine in 1992.

      Ukraine ready to buy made in India products, welcome Indian companies: President Zelenskyy

      Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Kyiv, the first meeting since Russia's invasion in 2022. They signed agreements for cooperation in agriculture, medicine, culture, and humanitarian aid. Zelenskyy expressed happiness at the historic meeting and willingness to engage with India economically. He criticised Russian President Putin and discussed Indian troops fighting for Russia. Zelenskyy also expressed interest in visiting India for future meetings.

      India supports Ukraine's national sovereignty and territorial integrity: President Zelenskyy

      Prime Minister Narendra Modi made his inaugural visit to Ukraine, marking a significant diplomatic move. Modi met President Zelenskyy and expressed support for Ukraine's sovereignty. They signed agreements in medical, agricultural, cultural, and humanitarian fields. Modi emphasized India's commitment to peace and offered mediation for resolving Ukraine's conflict with Russia through dialogue.

      Ukraine says it has recaptured land in the Kharkiv region, reversing some Russian gains

      Ukrainian forces have reportedly recaptured territory in Kharkiv, where Russia previously launched an offensive that stalled. The 3rd Separate Assault Brigade advanced nearly two square kilometers in the area. Ukraine's recent counteroffensive in Kharkiv coincides with new momentum on the battlefield. Ukrainian attacks on Russian targets, including an air base in Volgograd and a cargo ferry in Krasnodar, have caused significant damage and injuries. Ukraine's gains may influence diplomatic efforts, with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi meeting President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Kyiv.

      India, Ukraine sign four agreements to provide for cooperation in agriculture, medicine, culture, humanitarian assistance

      India and Ukraine signed four agreements covering cooperation in agriculture, medicine, culture, and humanitarian assistance during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Ukraine, the first since Russia's invasion. President Zelenskyy described the visit as "friendly and historic," despite earlier criticism of Modi's Russia visit. Modi emphasised India's support for Ukraine's peace and sovereignty, highlighting the countries' deepening friendship. External Affairs Minister Jaishankar hailed the visit as a "landmark."

      PM Modi’s Ukraine Visit: Inside Rail Force One, the lavish train crossing war-hit regions

      Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Ukraine is a historic event, marking the first time an Indian leader has visited the country since its independence from the Soviet Union in 1991. His journey aboard the high-security "Rail Force One" train underscores the unique logistical challenges and security concerns in the war-torn region. Modi’s visit is a significant diplomatic engagement that highlights global efforts to address the ongoing conflict and showcases the resilience of Ukraine's rail network in supporting these critical missions.

      Can PM Modi stop the Russia-Ukraine war that's been going on for 2 yrs? Here's what locals say

      The Indian community in Ukraine faced tough decisions during the war, struggling to balance safety and business. Long-term residents like Nagender Parashar and Ram Dange relocated their operations but stayed behind. PM Modi’s visit is seen as crucial for restoring their self-respect and improving India-Ukraine relations, potentially opening business avenues with the EU.

      Russian defences down 11 Ukrainian drones over Moscow

      For months, Ukraine has also fought an increasingly damaging drone war against the refineries and airfields of Russia, the world's second largest oil exporter, though major drone attacks on the Moscow region - with a population of over 21 million - have been rarer. Russia's defence ministry said its air defences destroyed a total of 45 drones over Russian territory, including 11 over the Moscow region, 23 over the border region of Bryansk, six over the Belgorod region, three over the Kaluga region and two over the Kursk region.

      Russia's Medvedev: There will be no talks with Ukraine after Kursk incursion

      Russia's security council deputy head, Dmitry Medvedev, has stated that talks between Moscow and Kyiv will cease until Ukraine is completely defeated, stating that intermediaries have been appointed and no negotiations will continue.

      Russia seeks to turn humbling incursion into military gains

      Russian President Vladimir Putin has pledged a decisive response to the first invasion of Russian territory since World War II. But so far, the response has been focused on containing the incursion rather than reversing it, raising the question of what Russia's depleted military is willing to risk to expel the invaders -- or if it is capable of doing so.

      Ukraine gambled on an incursion deep into Russian territory. The bold move changed the battlefield

      Ukraine's recent incursion into Russia's Kursk border region has been a high-risk maneuver, marking a bold military gamble with uncertain outcomes. Ukrainian forces have claimed control over 1,000 square kilometers and numerous settlements, capturing hundreds of Russian prisoners of war. This move, which started a week ago, has altered the battlefield dynamics, exposing weaknesses in Russia's defenses and boosting Ukrainian morale.

      Ukrainian military says it hit Russian military airfield in Lipetsk region

      The Ukrainian military claimed to have struck a Russian airfield in Lipetsk, southern Russia, causing a large fire and multiple explosions. The attack reportedly damaged guided bomb stockpiles and affected Su-34, Su-35, and MiG-31 aircraft stationed there. The information was shared via Kyiv's Telegram channel.

      Ukraine Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba in Beijing for talks on ending war

      Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba visited China to discuss ending the war with Russia, despite China's growing ties with Moscow. Beijing claims neutrality but NATO brands it a key enabler of Russia's war. China has sought a mediator role but faced criticism for supporting Russia. Kyiv may push for Chinese involvement in peace talks. China's economic partnership with Russia is under scrutiny, potentially influencing its role in the conflict.

      G-20 looks past Ukraine, Gaza to seek economic consensus in Rio meet

      Geopolitical clashes, particularly the conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza, will be addressed in a separate chair statement published by the host nation together with the communique, according to ambassador Mauricio Carvalho Lyrio, the secretary for economic and financial affairs at Brazil's foreign ministry.

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