Russia-Ukraine War: Tired and defeated in the war with Ukraine, Putin wants peace, is looking toward India

After the war with Ukraine, many countries of the world have imposed sanctions on Russian President Vladimir Putin. On the other hand, Russia does not seem to be achieving much success in the war. It has been more than 2 years and Ukraine is still stuck on the battlefield. Now in the meantime, Putin has expressed hope from the BRICS countries that they can work as mediators in the peace talks. BRICS is a group of five countries, which includes Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa.

According to news agency Reuters, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that China, India, and Brazil could act as mediators in possible peace talks on Ukraine. Putin said that an agreement was reached between Russian and Ukrainian negotiators in talks in Istanbul in the first week of the war, which was never implemented. Negotiations can be held on that basis.

Russia stated on PM Modi's visit to Ukraine

PM Modi recently visited Ukraine. The whole world was watching his visit. Russia also reacted to PM Modi's visit. Russia's Foreign Ministry described PM Modi's visit as a practical effort towards a political and diplomatic solution to the Ukraine crisis.

The Russian Foreign Ministry described India as an influential world power that forms its foreign policy according to its national interests. Russia has also said that it is ready to continue dialogue with its Indian friends on the issue of Ukraine.

America's statement has also come

America has also started bringing peace to Ukraine. White House National Security Communications Advisor John Kirby said that America welcomes any country that wants to try to help end the conflict in Ukraine.

Kirby was asked if he thinks India can play a role in ending the war. Kirby said, that any country that is ready to help end this war and does so keeping in mind the privileges of President Volodymyr Zelensky, the privileges of the Ukrainian people, and his plan to establish a just peace, will certainly welcome its role.

Asked if he thought India could play a role in brokering peace, the White House official said, “We certainly hope so.”