August 15th 2024.
In Washington, the United States has shown its support for India's involvement in the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine. Their efforts to bring peace between the two countries have been recognized by US State Department Deputy Spokesperson Vedant Patel, who spoke about it during a press conference.
Patel mentioned that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi may be traveling to Ukraine later this month, but he left it to the Prime Minister's office to confirm any official plans. He also stated that the US is in communication with their Indian partners on various issues and they would welcome India's participation in the war between Russia and Ukraine. This would be especially helpful in reaching a fair and lasting peace, which is what the Ukrainian government is striving for in order to protect their land and sovereignty.
Prime Minister Modi is expected to visit Poland and Ukraine from August 21 to 23, although there has been no official announcement yet. He had previously visited Russia in July and met with President Vladimir Putin. Unfortunately, this visit was met with disappointment from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who saw it as a setback to their peace efforts.
During his talks with President Putin, PM Modi addressed the issue of innocent children being killed in conflicts. He expressed his sadness over this heartbreaking situation and emphasized that it affects everyone who believes in humanity. The recent missile strike on a children's hospital in Kyiv, which claimed the lives of 37 children, was particularly devastating.
The US's support for India's involvement in the war between Russia and Ukraine is a clear indication of their commitment to promoting peace and stability in the region. It also highlights the importance of all countries working together to find a resolution that will protect the innocent and uphold the values of humanity.
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