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Today’s major American media applauded Prime Minister Narendra Modi for informing Russian President Vladimir Putin that a war in Ukraine is not necessary at this time.
The mainstream American media covered the conversation between Vladimir Putin and Narendra Modi that took place in Samarkand, Uzbekistan.
“(Prime Minister) Modi rebukes Putin for the Ukraine war,” according to The Washington Post. According to the US newspaper, Modi chastised Putin in front of the entire world, saying, “Today’s era is not one of war, and I have spoken to you about this on the phone.”
The infrequent rebuke revealed the 69-year-old Russian strongman was facing extreme pressure from all directions, according to the Washington Post.
“I am aware of your views on the conflict in Ukraine, as well as your ongoing concerns,” Russian President Putin responded to Prime Minister Modi. We’ll do everything we can to put a stop to this as soon as possible. We will, however, keep you up to date on what is going on there. Unfortunately, the other side, Ukraine’s leadership, has declared its intention to pursue its goals through armed means, or “on the battlefield.”
It was the lead story on the websites of both The Washington Post and The New York Times.
“India’s Leader Tells Putin That Now Is Not the Time for War,” the New York Times headlined. ” Both leaders referred to their long history together during the meeting, which was cordial. Prior to Mr. Modi’s remarks, Mr. Putin stated that he understood India’s concerns about the Ukraine conflict “The New York Times reported.
According to the New York Times, “Mr. Modi’s remarks came a day after Chinese President Xi Jinping struck a far more subdued tone than the Russian president, and avoided any mention of Ukraine in his public comments.”
