Will the Indian Prime Minister be able to put an end to the Russia-Ukraine War by going to Ukraine?

Prime Minister Narendra Modi

On August 23, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to make his first trip to Ukraine as prime minister in thirty years. It was Prime Minister Modi’s first visit to Russia since the Russian invasion of Ukraine last month. According to reports, Modi was successful in getting President Putin to think about ending the war during his visit to Russia. It is now anticipated that President Zelensky will consent to a peace solution during his visit to Ukraine. A number of agreements that will be struck during this important visit have been alluded to by Ukraine.

No Indian Prime Minister Has Visited Ukraine Before

It is significant to remember that Ukraine gained independence in 1991, when the Soviet Union broke up. No Indian prime minister has gone to Ukraine since that time. Since PM Modi will be the first to do so, there will be international attention for this visit. Political observers argue that Modi’s visits to two warring nations in less than two months are not merely coincidental. The world community had previously voiced optimism that Prime Minister Modi may broker a settlement to the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.

What Do India and Ukraine Say About This Visit?

Responding to questions about PM Modi’s visit to Ukraine, Tanmay Lal, Secretary of the Indian Ministry of External Affairs, stated, “India has strong and independent relations with both Russia and Ukraine. Each of these countries has its own identity. This visit is not about benefiting one country at the expense of the other. The Indian Prime Minister visited Russia and has also met with Ukrainian President Zelensky on several occasions. Now, at Ukraine’s invitation, the two leaders will meet in Ukraine, where discussions will cover the Russia-Ukraine war and various other issues.”

On August 23, which is also Ukraine’s Flag Day, the Indian Prime Minister will visit Ukraine, according to a statement from President Zelensky’s office. During this visit, a number of bilateral and multilateral matters will be discussed, and it is expected that significant agreements between India and Ukraine will be established.

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