The Indian leader made the televised remarks at a meeting with Mr Putin in Russia.
MOSCOW - Indian Prime Minister Narenda Modi told Russian President Vladimir Putin on July 9 that the death of innocent children is very painful, a day after a lethal strike on a children’s hospital in Kyiv.hit on July 8 during a wave of Russian attacks
Mr Modi told Mr Putin that the death of innocent children in war, conflict or a terrorist attack was “very painful”. He also said that a solution to the war in Ukraine “cannot be found on the battlefield... we have to find peace through talks”. He welcomed Mr Modi in the Kremlin for talks on deepening the bilateral relationship, a day after the US said it had raised concerns with India about its ties with Moscow.
“I thank you for the attention you are paying to the most acute problems, including trying to find ways to resolve the Ukrainian crisis, above all by peaceful means, of course.”
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