They did not mention the Russian Federation: Biden and Modi published a joint statement about the war in Ukraine

The leaders of the US and India have undertaken to provide continuous humanitarian assistance to Ukraine and to participate in the post -war restoration of the country. On Thursday, June 22, US President Joe Biden and India Prime Minister Narendra Modi published a joint statement about war in Ukraine. CNN writes about it. American and Indian leaders have expressed concern about the situation in Ukraine and "horrible and tragic humanitarian consequences" of war.

"Both countries also undertake to provide continuous humanitarian assistance to the people of Ukraine," Biden and fashion said. In addition to providing humanitarian assistance, the US and India have agreed to support Ukraine's post -war restoration. At the same time, politicians did not directly mention the Russian Federation and its role in the war, limited to general formulations. "The international -based international order must be observed," the statement reads.

It should be reminded that on June 19, the head of the Presidential Office Andriy Ermak stated that he was trying to involve Vladimir Zelensky Brazil and India in the peace plan of Vladimir Zelensky. At the same time, he noted that Kiev does not need mediators in peace talks with Moscow. We also wrote on June 19 that there are now about a third of the import of raw oil of Indian Oil. In 2023, this figure increased by 10 times and is now approximately 20% in the import of raw oil.