PM Modi telling Putin that “we must move from endless wars to ending wars” is a powerful assertion of India’s independent voice in a world consumed by conflicts started in haste with no resolution in mind. Caught in the crossfire, India has consistently advocated dialogue, diplomacy and peace over confrontation.
Modi talking to Putin about ending wars is a powerful message from India
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Modi is being a fool.
No matter what he does or says, the Left-liberal cabal will never hold him in high regards. Rather, they will up the tempo on their attempt to malign and demonise him.
His idiotic attempts at being an ‘international statesman’ will end up costing him the few leaders who actually consider him as a friend.
The international media, dominated by the Left-liberal cabal, will always vilify him.
There seemed to be a note of exasperation in India’s advice. How long will this “ special military operation “ go on. Now the looming threat of 100% sanctions for purchase of Russian oil.