India Calls for End to Russia-Ukraine War After Modi's Message to Putin

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to move beyond what he called an 'endless war' toward an actual end to the conflict. Modi stressed that every day of continued warfare sets humanity back, signaling India's concern over the prolonged crisis. India's Foreign Ministry echoed this stance to NDTV, emphasizing the need to transition from ongoing hostilities to a resolution. The remarks reflect India's consistent diplomatic position of advocating for dialogue and peace in the Russia-Ukraine war.

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