US EditionIn phone conversation with PM Modi, President Putin shares insights on his recent meeting with US President Trump in Alaska.
Putin briefed Modi on his Alaska summit with Trump about Ukraine, while Modi reiterated India's consistent support for a peaceful resolution, officials said.
- Briefing via phone on Monday, Putin informed Modi about his recent Alaska summit with US President Trump, discussing the Ukraine war and bilateral ties.
- Putin recently met Trump in Alaska, his first US visit since 2015 and their first summit since Trump's 2024 return, focused on Ukraine.
- Last week Friday, the Alaska summit ran about 2.5 hours and, while Trump said it achieved `significant strides` and `great progress`, no ceasefire deal was reached.
- They concluded the call agreeing to `remain in close touch` and discussed bilateral cooperation to strengthen the Special and Privileged Strategic Partnership.
- With an eye on peace, Modi emphasized India's stance on diplomacy and dialogue and reiterated support for all efforts to resolve the Ukraine conflict.
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