The press office statement reported: “A phone call took place between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during which Vladimir Putin spoke about the main outcomes of the Russian-American summit in Alaska.” The statement clarified that the Indian Prime Minister thanked President Putin for the information provided, and the two leaders discussed the prospects for a long-term resolution of the crisis in Ukraine. They agreed to continue the dialogue on this issue, in addition to other important international matters.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced today, Monday, that he held a phone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin to discuss the Russian-American summit meeting in Alaska. Modi posted today, Monday, on his “X” platform account: “Thank you to my friend President Putin for the phone call and for sharing his thoughts on his recent meeting with US President Donald Trump in Alaska.”
Modi added in his post: “India has always called for a peaceful resolution to the conflict in Ukraine and supports all efforts made in this direction.” The Indian Prime Minister noted that he looks forward to continuing his meetings with the Russian President in the coming days.
Earlier today, Monday, the Kremlin (the Russian presidency) announced that Russian President Vladimir Putin will continue today a series of international phone calls during which he will inform his counterparts about the results of the Alaska summit held last Friday.
Last Friday, talks were held between Russian President Vladimir Putin and American President Donald Trump in Alaska. The meeting of the two presidents took place at the Elmendorf-Richardson military base in a “trilateral” format and lasted for two hours and 45 minutes. The meeting included, from the Russian side, Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Presidential Aide Yuri Ushakov. From the American side, it included Secretary of State Marco Rubio and the President’s Special Envoy Steve Whitkov.
