India's Ministry of External Affairs Summons Ukrainian Ambassador over Zelensky's Remarks
The Ukrainian ambassador has been summoned to India's Ministry of External Affairs due to remarks made by President Volodymyr Zelensky regarding Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Russia. This information was reported by the Economic Times, citing sources.
"The Ministry of External Affairs summoned the ambassador on July 15 and raised this issue. This clearly indicates that New Delhi is dissatisfied with Ukraine's stance in connection with Zelensky's comments directed at the Prime Minister," the publication noted.
It has also become known that India has postponed a scheduled meeting of the working group on cultural issues with Ukraine against the backdrop of this incident. Last week, Zelensky criticized Modi's meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, calling it a
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