Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi immediately after the BRICS summit in Kazan met with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, who arrived on a visit to New Delhi.
During this meeting, the Indian leader shared with his guest his impressions of the meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin and the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky.
This was stated at a briefing by the first Deputy Foreign Minister of India Vikram Misri. He noted that India stands "on the side of peace" and is ready to support any peace initiative aimed at ending the conflict.
"The Prime Minister shared with the Chancellor his impressions of the meetings and interaction in recent months with the leaders of both Russia and Ukraine, as well as the steps that India is taking to negotiate with all parties to the conflict, and some of the ideas that various parties are discussing," Misri said.
In addition, in a conversation, Modi and Scholz touched upon the situation in the Gaza Strip. They expressed concern about developments in the region.
"The parties expressed the hope that the already serious conflict, which has led to great damage, casualties and destruction, will not expand and will not involve more actors in its sphere," the Indian diplomat concluded.
Recall that the German Chancellor is in On an official visit to India, he arrived in New Delhi on the evening of October 24, the visit will end today, October 26. Germany expects to receive a contract for the construction of six submarines for the Indian Navy.
Narendra Modi visited Ukraine in late August after a two-day visit to Poland. In Kiev, he met with Zelensky.
The Prime Minister of India was at the BRICS summit in Kazan from October 22 to 23. During the meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, they exchanged views on key regional and global issues, including the conflict on Ukraine.
As EADaily reported, earlier German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said that now there is no need to make a decision on Ukraine's accession to NATO.
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