Modi offers India's mediation support to Zelenskyy on Ukraine crisis

Prime Minister Narendra Modi held talks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, during which he reiterated India's willingness to contribute to efforts aimed at achieving a peaceful settlement of the Ukraine conflict through dialogue and negotiation.

The conversation reflects India's consistent diplomatic stance on the matter, positioning New Delhi as a bridge between nations and emphasizing the importance of finding resolution through peaceful means rather than military confrontation. India has maintained a balanced approach to the conflict, calling for dialogue while avoiding taking sides in the geopolitical dispute.

Modi's outreach to Zelenskyy comes as India continues to play an active role in international diplomacy, particularly in the Global South, where it has sought to present itself as a voice for neutral engagement and de-escalation in global conflicts.

New Delhi has previously called for immediate cessation of hostilities and has advocated for resolving international disputes through diplomatic channels. The Prime Minister's offer of India's assistance reflects this broader commitment to promoting peaceful resolution mechanisms in conflict situations affecting global stability and regional peace.