External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar meets German Chancellor in Berlin and NSA Ajit Doval meets his counterpart in Russia
Berlin/Moscow: Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Russia in July and then his visit to Ukraine 6 weeks later has raised hopes of restoring peace in the Russia-Ukraine war. India had inspired both Russia and Ukraine to negotiate for peace in the war. PM Modi had expressed deep sorrow over the deaths in the Ukraine war, especially of children. He had said that this is not the era of war and peace can never be brought through war. PM Modi’s warm meeting with Russian President Putin and then with Ukrainian President Zelensky has strengthened the possibilities of ceasefire in both the countries. Now the eyes of the whole world are on India’s role in this. The world hopes that if India wants, peace can be brought in the war.
India has started its efforts in this regard. The Indian Foreign Minister is currently in Germany, where he has met German Chancellor Olaf Scholz. Apart from this, he met the foreign ministers of other countries including his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov in the annual ambassadors’ conference. During this time India had inspired everyone for peace in the Russia-Ukraine war. Now India’s National Security Advisor is in Moscow to find a solution to this issue. Earlier Doval has also met the American NSS. After this, it is being claimed that he will present a draft of war peace prepared by India to Russian President Putin. If India succeeds in establishing peace in the Russia-Ukraine war, then it will be its biggest achievement in the world’s mind. Along with this, the foreign policy will also be known.
What did Jaishankar say?
Ajit Doval is currently in Moscow with the Ukraine peace plan. While Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar is in Germany. The Foreign Minister says, “India is ready for this. In this regard, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval is in Moscow to hold an important meeting of the NSA. Jaishankar has said that Russia and Ukraine will have to resolve their conflict by negotiating outside the battlefield and India is ready to advise them. Let us tell you that Jaishankar’s remarks have come at a time when National Security Advisor Ajit Doval is going to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin with a peace plan proposed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Will Russia and Ukraine accept the proposal?
It cannot be said right now whether Russia and Ukraine will accept the proposal prepared by India. But sources say that India has prepared the first proposal for peace in the Russia-Ukraine war. Which will be presented to Putin and Zelensky. India has offered help to both countries in ending the conflict. During his visit to Ukraine, PM Modi had told President Zelensky that India is always ready to play an “active role” in every effort to restore peace and he would like to personally contribute to ending the conflict. Let us tell you that PM Modi is the only big leader who has friendly relations with both Putin and Zelensky. This is the reason why both the leaders welcomed him warmly during his recent visits to both the countries.
Putin’s statement also raised hopes
It is worth noting that Russian President Vladimir Putin has recently said that India is among the three countries with which he is in constant contact regarding peace in the Ukraine conflict and is making sincere efforts to resolve it. “If Ukraine wishes to continue the dialogue, I can do so.” Putin’s remarks came within two weeks of Prime Minister Modi’s historic visit to Ukraine. Putin had said that “We respect our friends and partners. I believe that they sincerely want to resolve all issues related to this conflict. These mainly include India, China and Brazil.
What did Jaishankar discuss with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz?
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met German Chancellor Olaf Scholz in Berlin on Wednesday and conveyed personal greetings from Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Jaishankar is in Germany as part of the second leg of his three-nation visit. He arrived here from Saudi Arabia after attending the ‘India-Gulf Cooperation Council Ministerial Meeting’. Jaishankar wrote on the social media platform ‘X’, “Feel honored to meet Chancellor Olaf Scholz in Berlin today. Gave him personal greetings on behalf of Prime Minister Modi. Looking forward to his visit to India for the Seventh Inter-Governmental Consultation (IGC).” The minister also “held extensive discussions with Chancellor’s Security and Foreign Policy Advisor Jens Plotner.” Jaishankar said, “Our talks focused on preparations for the IGC and important strategic developments.”
Earlier on Tuesday, the Foreign Minister also interacted with foreign affairs and security policy experts organized by the Munich Security Conference in Berlin. During this, the issue of peace in Russia-Ukraine was also discussed. Jaishankar said, “The changing global order, security challenges and strategic similarities between India and Germany were discussed.” He also interacted with members of the German Parliament. Jaishankar said, “I appreciate their insight on contemporary global issues. I value their support to strengthen India-Germany relations. ” (Input-language)
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