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Russia Says In Touch With India Over Ukraine Deaths, But Strikes To Continue
World🏛️ PoliticsCenter7 hr. ago

Russia Says In Touch With India Over Ukraine Deaths, But Strikes To Continue

Russia has stated that it remains in contact with India regarding concerns over civilian deaths in Ukraine, but emphasized that military strikes will continue. This statement follows India's strong diplomatic protest against Moscow over the attack on the Guinea-Bissau-flagged merchant vessel MV Golden Leo, which was struck while departing Ukraine's port of Odesa on Sunday. The incident raised international concerns about the targeting of civilian infrastructure during the ongoing conflict. India's reaction highlights growing global scrutiny of the war's impact on non-combatants and the broader implications for international relations.

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Russia Says In Touch With India Over Ukraine Deaths, But Strikes To Continue

Russia has stated that it remains in contact with India regarding concerns over civilian deaths in Ukraine, but emphasized that military strikes will continue. This statement follows India's strong diplomatic protest against Moscow over the attack on the Guinea-Bissau-flagged merchant vessel MV Golden Leo, which was struck while departing Ukraine's port of Odesa on Sunday. The incident raised international concerns about the targeting of civilian infrastructure during the ongoing conflict. India's reaction highlights growing global scrutiny of the war's impact on non-combatants and the broader implications for international relations.

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