‘Quiet diplomacy…’: India's call for de-escalating Ukraine-Russia crisis at UNSC

Published on Feb 01, 2022 09:51 am IST

India has called for an immediate de-escalation of tensions related to Ukraine. India appealed for quiet and constructive diplomacy, supporting ongoing diplomatic talks between various stakeholders (US, European countries, Ukraine and Russia) under various formats. India called for the implementation of existing agreements, and prioritised the safety of over 20,000 Indians in Ukraine. "Quiet and constructive diplomacy is the need of the hour. Any steps that increase tension may best be avoided by all sides in the larger interest of securing international peace and security," said India’s permanent representative to the United Nations (UN), TS Tirumurti. Watch the full video for more.

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