Russia-Ukraine War to end? EAM ?Jaishankar makes big claim, says, 'India ready to help'
The two ministers also discussed attacks on commercial shipping, which Jaishankar said was a key focus of their talks.
- Why it matters
- India's stated willingness to mediate signals a potential diplomatic channel on a conflict that has disrupted global energy and food markets, though the excerpt does not detail what form Indian involvement would take.
- Most affected
- Global markets for energy and grain exports — Any Indian mediation effort could alter supply disruption risks from the conflict.
- Likely next
- Whether India formally proposes mediation terms or convenes talks between Russian and Ukrainian officials.
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