Modi’s Kyiv Trip Signals a Subtle Shift
Ukraine War,World,Foreign Policy,Narendra Modi,Ukraine,India,Volodymyr Zelensky,Vladimir Putin,Moscow
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In July, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Moscow and greeted Russian President Vladimir Putin with a bear hug. The same day, Russia launched deadly airstrikes across Ukraine, hitting the country’s largest children’s hospital and killing at least 41 people. Although Modi made a veiled reference to the strike and the casualties, his anodyne remark failed to deflect international criticism of his trip and his apparent bonhomie with Putin—especially from the United States.
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