India proposes its own plan to end the war in Ukraine
India has put forward a new initiative to resolve the conflict between Ukraine and Russia. According to Indian diplomatic sources, the country's government has developed a plan aimed at ending active hostilities and transitioning to a peaceful dialogue.
The plan consists of three key stages. The first step is to be an immediate ceasefire along the front line. This would reduce the number of casualties among military personnel and civilians, as well as create safe conditions for further negotiations.
The second stage involves the creation of humanitarian corridors for the delivery of aid and the exchange of prisoners. The third stage, as envisioned by the Indian side, is to consist of restoring direct diplomatic contacts between Kyiv and Moscow, mediated by international partners, to discuss the terms of a lasting peace.
Currently, the details of this plan are being actively discussed at the international level. Representatives of the Indian government emphasize that they are not trying to impose a solution, but are merely offering a platform for dialogue that could help stop the bloodshed.
The Ukrainian side has repeatedly stated that any peace plan must be based on respect for the territorial integrity and sovereignty of our state. Official Kyiv continues to insist on the implementation of the "Peace Formula," which provides for the complete withdrawal of Russian troops from Ukrainian territories.
The international community is closely monitoring this initiative. It is not yet known whether the Indian plan will receive support from other world leaders, but attempts to find a diplomatic way out of the war remain an important signal for global security.