Washington: The Joe Biden administration on Tuesday said the United States has been crystal clear about its concerns about India's ties with Russia, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi concluded his historic visit to Moscow and met Russian President Vladimir Putin. Had a bilateral meeting with.
"We have been very clear about our concerns about India's relationship with Russia. We have expressed them privately directly to the Indian government and will continue to do so," US State Department spokesman Matthew Miller told reporters in his daily. Will continue. And that hasn't changed." Press conference immediately after Modi left Russia.
"We urge India, we will continue to urge India, to support efforts for a lasting and just peace in Ukraine based on the principles of the United Nations Charter based on maintaining Ukraine's territorial integrity and its sovereignty. And “We will continue to do so,” Miller said.
"We have been very clear about our concerns about India's relationship with Russia. We have expressed them privately directly to the Indian government and will continue to do so," US State Department spokesman Matthew Miller told reporters in his daily. Will continue. And that hasn't changed." Press conference immediately after Modi left Russia.
"We urge India, we will continue to urge India, to support efforts for a lasting and just peace in Ukraine based on the principles of the United Nations Charter based on maintaining Ukraine's territorial integrity and its sovereignty. And “We will continue to do so,” Miller said.
