Grateful for support, Zelenskyy after PM's call

March 07, 2022 14:12

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy tweets after his phone call with PM Narendra Modi. "Informed Indian PM Modi about Ukraine countering Russian aggression. India appreciates the assistance to its citizens during the war and Ukraine's commitment to direct peaceful dialogue at the highest level. Grateful for the support to the Ukrainian people," Zelenskyy said.

Modi on Monday held a telephone conversation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy amid the ongoing conflict with Russia, and sought continued support from his government for the evacuation of Indian nationals from Sumy.

The Prime Minister also appreciated the continuing direct dialogue between Ukraine and Russia, Government of India sources informed. In a phone call that lasted for about 35 minutes, Modi thanked President Zelensky for the help extended by the Government of Ukraine in the evacuation of Indian nationals from Ukraine.

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