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Ukraine's Zelensky says he would support India hosting second summit on peace
The Ukrainian President says he discussed all points from the communique and previous peace summit during the meeting with Modi on Friday
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky (L) and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi shake hands during their meeting in Kyiv, amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine. AFP
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said negotiations were ongoing with Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Turkey and Switzerland regarding the second summit on peace in a conversation with Indian journalists shared on his social media on Sunday.
Zelensky also said he had told India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi that he would support India hosting the second summit on peace as Kyiv hopes to find a host among the countries in the Global South.
"But I want to be frank, and this applies not only to India, but to any state that would be positive about hosting a second summit. We will not be able to hold a peace summit in a country that has not yet joined the peace summit communique," Zelensky said.
The Ukrainian president added that he discussed all of the points from the communique and previous peace summit during the meeting with Modi on Friday.
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