New Delhi: Russian President Vladimir Putin announced on Thursday that China, India, and Brazil could play crucial roles as mediators in potential peace negotiations regarding the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. He emphasized the involvement of these influential nations as a significant step toward brokering a resolution between Russia and Ukraine.Putin highlighted that a preliminary agreement, which was negotiated in Istanbul during the early weeks of the war, could provide a foundation for resuming peace talks. This initial agreement, although never implemented, showcased potential grounds for diplomacy between the warring nations. According to Putin, this earlier framework could serve as a starting point for future discussions if facilitated by neutral parties such as China, India, and Brazil.Russian president The Russian presidents comments come amid rising international calls for a peaceful resolution to the Ukraine conflict, which has had global repercussions. Putins suggestion indicates a shift toward diplomatic solutions and emphasizes the importance of international mediation. The inclusion of China, India, and Brazil—three of the worlds largest economies—signals Russias openness to working with neutral, non-Western powers to bring an end to the conflict.
