Zelensky engaged in a dialogue with Modi
In a series of recent discussions, the President of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, has expressed support for a ceasefire in Ukraine. This comes after conversations with Russian President Vladimir Putin in China and a phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Meanwhile, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, in a video address to the nation, accused Vladimir Putin of misleading leaders and involving them as accomplices in the ongoing war in Ukraine. He further stated that Russia continues the war and killings in Ukraine.
In the same address, Zelenskyy expressed hope that the support for a ceasefire from leaders such as Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister of India, will be echoed in upcoming meetings in China. Modi, in turn, expressed his support for the need to cease fire in Ukraine.
Zelenskyy emphasised the importance of international collaboration in stopping the war in Ukraine and called for global pressure on Russia to cease the war. He also stated that a ceasefire would be a clear signal that Russia is ready for diplomacy.
However, in his latest address, Zelenskyy did not mention any specific upcoming meetings or support from other leaders, nor did he provide any new information about his hopes for Indian Prime Minister's support in China.
Despite the calls for a ceasefire, Putin has reportedly rejected the threat of sanctions and is delaying the peace process. Zelenskyy accused Putin of having nothing else but continuing the war in Ukraine as his interest.
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine continues to be a matter of international concern, with leaders calling for diplomatic solutions and an end to the violence. The international community will be closely watching the developments in the coming days.
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