BRICS summit in Kazan: war in Ukraine remains the main topic of international discussions
The BRICS summit has begun in the Russian city of Kazan, with leaders from many countries around the world in attendance. One of the key events of the meeting was a conversation between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin. Despite the economic agenda of the event, the issue of Russian aggression against Ukraine became central during the diplomatic negotiations.
During the meeting, Narendra Modi once again emphasized the need for a swift end to the war. The Indian leader has repeatedly called for a peaceful resolution of the conflict through dialogue and diplomacy. His position remains unchanged: India advocates for an end to hostilities, as the war negatively impacts global stability and the economies of many countries.
The participation of international leaders in the summit in Russia has drawn significant attention from the global community. In addition to India, representatives from China, South Africa, Brazil, and other states belonging to the BRICS group are present at the event. Many experts note that it is important for Ukraine to monitor these negotiations, as the position of the "Global South" countries significantly influences international support for the Ukrainian peace formula.
Despite Russia's attempts to demonstrate an absence of international isolation, the issue of the war in Ukraine continues to dominate the sidelines of the summit. The diplomatic efforts of Ukraine's partners are aimed at convincing Moscow to end its aggression and return to the norms of international law. For now, the results of these negotiations remain a subject of active discussion among global analysts.