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Both accounts agree that Jaishankar defended India’s Russia ties while also saying India is engaged with both Moscow and Kyiv on the Ukraine conflict.
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Jaishankar defends India-Russia ties in Munich
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Jaishankar defended India’s ties with Russia at the Munich Leaders Meeting.
He said Moscow stood by New Delhi when its territorial integrity was under threat.
He said India has moved beyond advocacy to direct engagement with both Kyiv and Moscow.
The talks he described include Black Sea shipping safety, grain exports, and energy.
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The reporting says Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha have both acknowledged India’s diplomatic role.
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The reporting does not settle how far India’s involvement will go or what outcomes the talks may produce, though it notes that both sides have acknowledged India’s diplomatic role.
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Supportive1
Jaishankar presented India’s diplomacy as active and practical, not limited to general support. This framing stresses India’s role in discussions with both Moscow and Kyiv. It also links the Russia relationship to past support for India’s territorial integrity. The coverage says the talks cover Black Sea shipping safety, grain exports, and energy.
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The reporting says India is engaged with both sides on the Ukraine conflict while also defending its ties with Russia. It describes Jaishankar as saying Moscow supported India when its territorial integrity was under threat. It also lists the issues under discussion as Black Sea shipping safety, grain exports, and energy. The coverage notes that both Putin and Sybiha have acknowledged India’s role.
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"We have got little bit more involved beyond advocacy": S Jaishankar on India mediating Black Sea safety,…
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External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar stated at the Munich Leaders Meeting that India is actively working to broker peace and operational agreements between Moscow and Kyiv. He highlighted the historical legacy of India and Russia's relations while detailing expanded economic and security cooperation. Jaishankar explained that India is engaged in talks covering grain exports, energy, and Black Sea shipping safety. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha and Russian President Vladimir Putin both acknowledged India's diplomatic initiatives toward resolving the conflict.
'Russia stood by us when our territorial integrity was under threat': Jaishankar in Munich
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External affairs minister S Jaishankar defended India's longstanding ties with Russia at the Munich Leaders Meeting, stating that Moscow supported New Delhi when its security was threatened. Jaishankar reported that India has moved beyond simple advocacy to actively engage in discussions with both Kyiv and Moscow regarding the Ukraine conflict, focusing on issues like Black Sea shipping safety, grain exports, and energy. The source notes that Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha have both acknowledged India's diplomatic involvement.