There is a discussion all over the world about the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine. To end this war, different plans have been discussed many times, on many fronts. Now Zelensky himself is planning to resort to diplomacy to stop this war. In fact, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Tuesday that the war with Russia will eventually end through negotiations, but Kiev will have to remain in a strong position. For this, he will present a plan to US President Joe Biden. While talking to the media, Zelensky said that Kiev’s three-week-old intrusion into Russia’s Kursk region was part of his plan. However, he also talked about taking other necessary steps on the economic and diplomatic fronts.
Will present plan in New York
Zelensky said, ‘The main point of this plan is to force Russia to end the war.’ He did not elaborate on his next step, but said that he would also discuss this plan with Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. Zelensky said that he hopes to visit the US in September to attend the United Nations General Assembly in New York. Where he can meet Biden.
On the other hand, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov recently said that there is no question of talks after Ukraine launched a major cross-border infiltration into Russia’s Kursk region on August 6.
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‘No compromise with Putin’
Zelensky said, ‘There can be no compromise with Putin, because he does not want to end the war diplomatically.’ The Ukrainian leader also said that Kiev continues to make progress on its domestic weapons production and has conducted its first test of a domestically produced ballistic missile.
PM Modi had a conversation with Putin after his Ukraine visit
PM Modi visited Ukraine six weeks after his visit to Russia and meeting with President Putin. After his Ukraine visit last week, PM Modi spoke to US President Joe Biden over the phone on August 26. The two leaders discussed and exchanged views on various regional and global issues, including the situation in Ukraine. About 17 hours later on August 27, PM Modi informed that he had spoken to Russian President Putin over the phone.
The two leaders discussed measures to strengthen the strategic partnership between India and Russia. The Russia-Ukraine war was also discussed in the talks. PM Modi said in a post on Twitter that he reiterated India’s firm commitment to support an early, lasting and peaceful solution to the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine.