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Putin said that it is difficult to give any deadline to end the war and setting any deadline would be difficult and counterproductive. He blamed the US and NATO for pushing Russia into war and said his country would win. He said the Russian military has become one of the most combat-effective and high-tech armies in the world, and NATO will tire of waging this war against us.
Russian President Vladimir Putin reiterated Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s stance on BRICS, insisting that the grouping is not anti-West but non-Western ahead of the summit in October. In an interaction with senior journalists from BRICS countries he highlighted the unique perspective of BRICS by quoting PM Modi’s words, BRICS is not an anti-Western group, it is just a non-Western group. Vladimir Putin said he is grateful for the concern expressed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the war in Ukraine.
When asked in a media interaction whether he saw a role for India in peace talks between Russia and Ukraine, he referred to his conversation with Modi, whom he described as a “friend” and said his country was grateful for that. Is. Putin said that it is difficult to give any deadline to end the war and setting any deadline would be difficult and counterproductive. He blamed the US and NATO for pushing Russia into war and said his country would win. He said the Russian military has become one of the most combat-effective and high-tech armies in the world, and NATO will tire of waging this war against us.
He said that we will have the upper hand. We will win. We will be victorious. The Russian leader expressed a desire for peace talks and accused Ukraine of backing down from earlier efforts. In his remarks a few weeks ago, Putin had identified India, China and Brazil as countries with which Russia was in touch on the issue.
