Putin backs ceasefire drops bombshell on Modi, Trump’s secret peace mission!

 In a significant politic development, Russian President Vladimir Putin has expressed  gratefulness to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, former U.S. President Donald Trump, and Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva for their active  sweats in seeking a resolution to the ongoing Russia- Ukraine conflict.  

Putin acknowledges key leaders in peace talks

 During a  common press conference with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, Putin  conceded the  expansive involvement of global leaders, including Chinese President Xi Jinping and South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, in easing peace  conversations.

"We all have pressing domestic matters, but several world leaders, including those from India, China, Brazil, and South Africa, have  devoted their time to addressing this issue. We appreciate their commitment as their  sweats aim to achieve a noble  charge ending conflict and saving lives," Putin stated.  

Ceasefire agreement with conditions  

Putin revealed that Russia is open to the ceasefire offer backed by the United States but  claimed that any halt in  conflict must lead to a sustainable peace that addresses the root causes of the  extremity. "We agree to the ceasefire offer with Ukraine, but it must  insure lasting peace rather than a temporary pause. The abecedarian issues that led to this  extremity must be resolved," he asserted. 

Should those responsible be allowed to leave freely?

His  commentary followed Trump's statement that the ceasefire decision now rests with Moscow, after successful accommodations led Kyiv to agree to a 30- day U.S.- brokered ceasefire along the entire frontline. Still, Putin raised  enterprises over a recent incident in Russia’s Kursk region, questioning how  similar violations would be handled under a ceasefire. "Should those responsible be allowed to leave freely? Will Ukraine order them to surrender? These issues remain unclear," he remarked. 

 Modi’s stand India lawyers peace, not neutrality 

Emphasizing India’s  visionary  part in peace  sweats, Putin noted that Modi has been in  nonstop  conversations with both Russia and Ukraine. India has  constantly stressed that  tactfulness, not war, is the only path to resolution. Last time, Modi engaged in high-  position visits to both Russia and Ukraine,  buttressing India's  station on peaceful accommodations. During a bilateral  peak with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Modi reiterated that India supports a resolution grounded on dialogue and  tactfulness. 
 
 Addressing a  common press conference at the White House, Modi clarified India's position "India isn't neutral. We've chosen a side and that side is peace." He further stated that  results can not be  set up on the battleground but must  crop  through  conversations.  

Trump’s part in conflict resolution 

 Backing Trump's peace  sweats, Modi ate  Washington’s politic  enterprise and expressed stopgap that the former U.S.  chairman would succeed in brokering a resolution. "The  result to war can only be achieved when both nations Russia and Ukraine engage in direct  conversations. I  recommend President Trump’s  sweats and stopgap for  nippy success," Modi remarked.  Putin’s  rearmost  commentary reaffirm India’s politic influence in global affairs,  italicizing Modi’s continued commitment to fostering peace amid rising geopolitical pressures.