"Willing To Provide All Possible...": India Ahead Of PM Modi's Ukraine Trip
NDTV
The prime minister will travel to Kyiv from Poland in a train that will take around 10 hours. The return trip will also be of the same duration, people familiar with the matter said.
As Prime Minister Narendra Modi embarks on a nearly seven-hour visit to Kyiv this week, India on Monday said it is willing to provide all possible support required to help find a peaceful solution to the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), announcing PM Modi's August 23 trip, said it would be a "landmark and historic" visit, the first by an Indian prime minister to Ukraine since diplomatic ties were established between the two countries over 30 years back.
The Prime Minister will travel to Kyiv from Poland in a train that will take around 10 hours. The return trip will also be of the same duration, people familiar with the matter said.
