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Ukraine crisis: Why India abstained on UN vote against Russia

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Kyiv curfew extended as Russian troops pound on Ukrainian capital “We have not supported what Russia has done. We have abstained.

It is the right thing to do under the circumstances,” said G. Parthasarthy, a retired Indian diplomat.Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his telephone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday appealed for an “immediate cessation of violence.” Modi called for efforts to return to diplomacy, saying the “differences between Russia and the NATO group can only be resolved through honest and sincere dialogue.”In the past, India depended on Soviet support and its veto power in the Security Council in its dispute over Kashmir with its longtime rival Pakistan.The Himalayan territory is divided between India and Pakistan, but both claim it its entirety.

India accuses Pakistan of supporting armed rebels in Kashmir in a conflict that has claimed tens of thousands of lives and pushed the nuclear-armed rivals to fight two wars.India warily watched as Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan landed in Moscow as Russia began its invasion of Ukraine.

Putin met with Khan for nearly three hours in the middle of the crisis.The war in Ukraine not only added to challenges faced by New Delhi in Kashmir but also along its restive mountain frontier with China.

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