India Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday urged a return to diplomacy to end the Russia-Ukraine war, reiterating the South Asian nation’s call for peace in the ongoing conflict. | Reuters
The summit marks the first time G20 leaders are meeting since Russia’s February invasion of Ukraine, which Moscow describes as a “special military operation”.
India has become Russia’s largest oil customer after China, as its refiners snap up discounted cargoes of crude oil shunned by Western buyers. There should be no restrictions on energy supplies and stability in the energy market should be ensured, Modi said.
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