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Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky speaks to Modi seeking support at UNSC
Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky speaks to Modi seeking support at UNSC
Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky on Saturday said that he had spoken to Prime Minister Narendra Modi over Russia's aggression and sought "political support" at the United Nations Security Council.
New Delhi: Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky on Saturday said that he had spoken to Prime Minister Narendra Modi over Russia's aggression and sought "political support" at the United Nations Security Council.
He revealed speaking to Modi soon after Russia praised India's decision to abstain from a vote at the United Nations to condemn its invasion. Zelensky said that he spoke with Modi and informed of the course of Ukraine repulsing Russian aggression.
He tweeted: "More than 100,000 invaders are on our land. They insidiously fire on residential buildings."
He urged India to give Ukraine political support in the United Nations Security Council. "Stop the aggressor together!" he said.
The Russian Embassy in India on Saturday said in a tweet, "Highly appreciate India's independent and balanced position at the voting in the UNSC on February 25, 2022." It further stated, "In the spirit of the special and privileged strategic partnership Russia is committed to maintain close dialogue with India on the situation around Ukraine."
