India Declines Joint Statement at Ukraine Peace Summit, Calls for Mutual Solutions

Pavan Kapoor, India's Secretary (West) at the Ministry of External Affairs, announced that India will not be part of the joint communique at the Ukraine peace summit in Switzerland. Kapoor emphasized that only options acceptable to both parties can lead to enduring peace. Watch the video for more details on India's stance and the implications for the peace process.

At the recent Ukraine peace summit held in Switzerland, Pavan Kapoor, India's Secretary (West) at the Ministry of External Affairs, announced that India will not be part of the joint communique. Kapoor, representing India at the summit, highlighted the country's position that only mutually acceptable options can lead to lasting peace between the conflicting parties.

India's decision to abstain from the joint statement underscores its independent stance in international conflicts and its belief in negotiated solutions that respect the interests of all involved parties. This move reflects India's broader diplomatic strategy, which often emphasizes dialogue and mutual consent over unilateral or imposed solutions.

Kapoor's statement at the summit also aligns with India's consistent advocacy for peace and stability, suggesting that any resolution to the Ukraine conflict should be inclusive and acceptable to both Ukraine and Russia. This approach aims to foster a sustainable and long-term peace agreement.

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