'A statement of principle', US NSA Sullivan welcomes PM Modi's message to Russian President Putin

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At a White House press conference welcoming PM Narendra Modi's message to Russian President Vladimir Putin, the US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said, "What PM Modi said was very much welcomed by US & for Indian leadership, which has longstanding relationships in Moscow, all the way through Russian govt, to continue to reinforce that now is the time for war to end."
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[kjaudio]

That statement was made for all parties concerned, not just Putin. Indian diplomacy is very subtle and one has to be smart enough to understand it.

[manteshsharma]

Exactly what it (statement) was made for...
Indian diplomats are on fire these days!

[pb]

US arming Pakistan and asking India to ditch Russia

Modi be like : Hypocrisy ki vi seema hoti hai

[vimalrajkappil]

Winter is Coming.. That's Why 🥶❄️

[truthseeker]

Why is the USA arming Pakistan with F 16? Did the US ever care for our security concerns? Where was principle then ?

[MrSpiritsurf]

Latest news is that Putin is mobilising more troops for Ukraine.😀😀😀😂

[smartlearning]

where was un carter when usa attacked iraq and afghanistan

[Battlebunny]

India took this stand due to Americans F16 deals with Pak. Americans know to to make a deal with counteroffer.

[volt-u]

america is fighting for ukrainian efforts and determination :) message to russia :)

[sunlightevidence]

Lmao a neocon warmonger talking about ‘principles’.

[jagdpanther]

When Biden told Modi to bark, his excellence said: For how long sir?
I think Modi is afraid U.S. sell F16s to Pakistan 😄

[MrSpiritsurf]

Modi talking about non violence is like a predatory cat going vegetarian

[ululukululu]

Why shouldn't india agree to become a part of China instead of staying as the absolute irrelevant country that barely wins 2 medals in Olympics?

Don't give me nonsense reason like patriotism and emotions. Give me actual economic and strategic reasons why india becoming a province of China would not be better for indians than it is right now. Go ahead...

Imagine the wealth, the power, and the resources Akhanda China, expanding from Sea of Japan to Arabian sea with 2.8 billion people would have.. can you imagine??? Now imagine being a citizen of that superpower country.

An agreement to Anchulss india into Akhanda China would be the best thing for 1 billion indians atleast. Maybe the English speaking indian elites will lose their power but for the ordinary indians, it will be divine blessing to uplift their lives.