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India not neutral, always on side of peace: Modi in Kyiv

Narendra Modi on Friday told Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Kyiv that New Delhi had not been neutral or an indifferent bystander during the Russia-Ukraine conflict and was always on the side of peace.

Modi's maiden trip to Kyiv amid Ukraine's fresh military offensive into Russian territory was the first-ever visit to Ukraine by an Indian prime minister since Ukraine became independent in 1991.

In his talks with Zelenskyy, Modi said Ukraine and Russia should sit together without wasting time to find ways to end the ongoing conflict.

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