Boris Johnson Talks To PM Modi On Russia-Ukraine War

Boris Johnson talks to PM Modi on the Russia-Ukraine war, calls for reducing tension between the two countries.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson spoke to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday on the worsening situation due to the Russia-Ukraine war.

Johnson called Russia’s action dangerous for the world.

Giving details of the talks between the two leaders, a Downing Street spokeswoman said Johnson called on India to work with Britain to promote peace and reduce tensions in the region.

Both the leaders agreed that progress can be made only by following international rules.

The spokesman said that PM Johnson has described the actions of Russian President Vladimir Putin as very dangerous and disturbing for the world.

Both leaders recognized that the unity and sovereignty of Ukraine should be respected. Russia must abide by the United Nations Charter.

Boris Johnson talks to PM Modi: PM Modi gave information about humanitarian aid being given to Ukraine.

Prime Minister Modi briefed his counterpart about the humanitarian aid being given by India to Ukraine.

In the context of bilateral relations, the two Prime Ministers said that they look forward to meeting in person at the earliest.

The two leaders welcomed the strong and prosperous ties between India and Britain and agreed to continue the trade, security, and trade ties in the coming weeks and months.

There was talk between the Australian Prime Minister and PM Modi on the Ukraine crisis.

At the same time, before this, talks were held between Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and PM Modi regarding the Ukraine crisis.

Both leaders expressed serious concern about the ongoing conflict and humanitarian situation in Ukraine.

At the same time, it was equally emphasized the fact that it is necessary for all to abide by international law and respect territorial integrity and sovereignty.

The two leaders agreed that the ongoing conflict in Europe would never be a reason for India-Australia to divert attention from the Indo-Pacific region.