Indian leader reiterates commitment to diplomacy in resolving ongoing conflict
August 11, 2025 — Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a telephonic conversation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, reaffirming India’s consistent call for an immediate and peaceful resolution to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
During the discussion, PM Modi conveyed India’s position that dialogue and diplomacy remain the most effective tools to end hostilities and restore stability in the region. He expressed concern over the humanitarian impact of the war and emphasized the need to protect civilian lives and infrastructure.
The leaders also reviewed bilateral cooperation, with PM Modi reiterating India’s readiness to support efforts aimed at rebuilding war-affected areas and fostering long-term peace. Zelenskyy thanked India for its humanitarian assistance and for maintaining open channels of communication with all stakeholders in the crisis.
India has maintained a neutral stance since the start of the Ukraine conflict, urging all sides to return to the negotiating table. PM Modi’s latest outreach underscores New Delhi’s role as an advocate for peaceful conflict resolution and its belief that lasting stability can only be achieved through mutual trust and constructive engagement.