FINEPOINT PLAYLIST https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6HkcDeZsRfOmY_VUEJErxwLM3rYxg_nB&si=8SI82thv8noFGQl7 Shubhangi Sharma explains on FinepointIndia has quietly emerged as a significant diplomatic player in the efforts to end the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. Over recent months, India has ramped up its peace initiatives, positioning itself as a potential mediator between the warring nations. From National Security Advisor Ajit Doval’s secretive meeting with President Putin in Moscow to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s bold visit to Kyiv, India’s role has been both strategic and proactive. Modi’s meetings with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at the G7 Summit and later in Kyiv showcased India’s willingness to not just offer humanitarian aid but also mediate a peaceful resolution. External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar, during his visit to Berlin, reiterated India’s stance that negotiation is essential, with Russia being a vital part of any peace process. As the conflict escalates with Ukraine’s recent strikes on Russian territory, the challenge for India will be navigating the complexities involving NATO, the US, and other global players. With high-profile meetings lined up in the coming months, including the Quad Summit and the BRICS summit, India’s diplomatic journey as a peacemaker is being closely watched. Whether India’s efforts will lead to lasting peace remains to be seen.
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