India Proposes 3-Part Truce to Ease Russia-Ukraine War & Protect Black Sea Shipping
Kyiv called India’s plan the most comprehensive of four ceasefire proposals, as it links energy security, grain flows and Black Sea shipping.
- External Affairs Minister Jaishankar traveled to Kyiv last month, presenting India's comprehensive three-part ceasefire proposal designed to reduce hostilities between Russia and Ukraine through coordinated negotiations.
- The Russia-Ukraine conflict is now in its fifth year, prompting India to move beyond advocacy and hold practical discussions with Moscow and Kyiv on reducing hostilities and non-attack possibilities.
- India's three-pronged framework seeks to halt attacks on energy infrastructure, ensure grain and energy supplies flow through Black Sea ports, and protect commercial shipping from further strikes.
- Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha confirmed Kyiv received the proposal, describing it as the most comprehensive among four international ceasefire initiatives from Egypt, Turkey, and the United States.
- Speaking at the Munich Leaders Meeting in New Delhi, Jaishankar stated, 'We are trying to be helpful' through ongoing conversations with both Russia and Ukraine on grain exports and energy security.
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India's settlement plan in Ukraine includes safety of navigation in the Black Sea, grain exports and the possibility of mutual rejection of attacks, stated the official spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the country Randhir Jaiswal. "In terms of concrete steps, India is trying to be useful, starting with issues of safety of navigation in the Black Sea, as well as solutions to Russia's and Ukraine's urgent problems related to grain a…
EADaily, 7 October 2026, Russian military-analytical television channel Pibar criticized India's proposal for a truce in the Black Sea as lobbying the interests of the Kiev regime, which has already experienced the real consequences of its reckless policy of blocking navigation.
MEA condemns Black Sea attacks on commercial shipping, says India engaging Russia and Ukraine to bring peace - The Tribune
Addressing a bi-weekly press conference, Ministry of External Affairs Official Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal outlined an alarming surge in maritime safety threats, detailing four separate incidents involving merchant vessels operating in the region over a 48-hour period.
India proposed a truce for Russia and Ukraine that would cover several areas, which was reported on 7 October by the Industan Times with reference to sources familiar with the initiative. The plan consists of three points.
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