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Reporting agrees that India has put forward a three-part truce focused on energy, grain and shipping flows, and that the idea was relayed during S Jaishankar's visit to Kyiv.
Three-part truce would halt attacks on energy infrastructure.
It would also protect Black Sea grain and energy flows.
The proposal would stop strikes on commercial shipping.
According to sources, the plan was conveyed during External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar's visit to Kyiv.
Ukrainian officials described the proposal as comprehensive.
Russian President Vladimir Putin praised Indian leadership ideas.
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Reporting agrees that India has put forward a three-part truce focused on energy, grain and shipping flows, and that the idea was relayed during S Jaishankar's visit to Kyiv.
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India has proposed a three-part truce between Russia and Ukraine to reduce strikes on energy infrastructure, protect Black Sea grain and energy flows, and stop attacks on commercial shipping. The report says the proposal was conveyed during External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar's visit to Kyiv. Ukrainian officials described it as comprehensive, while Russian President Vladimir Putin praised Indian leadership ideas. It also says trade disruptions and the deaths of Indian seafarers motivated the diplomatic initiative.
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Hindustan Times reports that India has proposed a three-part truce between Russia and Ukraine to halt attacks on energy infrastructure, protect Black Sea grain and energy flows, and stop strikes on commercial shipping. According to sources, the proposal was conveyed during External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar's visit to Kyiv. Ukrainian officials described it as comprehensive, while Russian President Vladimir Putin praised Indian leadership ideas. The report also notes that disruptions to trade and the deaths of Indian seafarers motivated the diplomatic initiative.