India Offers Mediation in Russia-Ukraine Conflict; Ready to Ensure Black Sea Shipping Safety
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India has moved beyond advocacy to directly engage in efforts to end the Russia-Ukraine conflict, offering to mediate and assist with ensuring the security of navigation in the Black Sea. Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar announced this at the Munich Security Conference, stating that India is having conversations with both Russia and Ukraine regarding grain exports, energy supplies, and preventing attacks. India's proposal to Ukraine involves assisting with Black Sea navigation security, similar to the previous 'grain deal'. Both Russia and Ukraine have welcomed India's efforts.
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