Biden and Modi: Dialogues on Ukraine and Bangladesh Amid Global Tensions

U.S. President Joe Biden and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussed the Russia-Ukraine war and situation in Bangladesh. Modi's visit to war-torn Ukraine marked historical first, urging a peaceful resolution. Ousted Bangladeshi leader Sheikh Hasina's situation and safety of minorities were also priorities in their dialogue.

U.S. President Joe Biden and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussed the escalating Russia-Ukraine conflict and tumultuous situation in Bangladesh. Modi's unprecedented visit to Ukraine aimed to mediate peace talks between Kyiv and Moscow, which had stirred global geopolitical dynamics.

Biden commended Modi's diplomatic engagements in Poland and Ukraine, emphasizing peaceful conflict resolution in alignment with international law and the UN Charter. India and the U.S. also shared concerns over ensuring safety for Bangladesh's religious minorities amid political upheaval.

The conversation between Biden and Modi underscored their nations' strategic partnership, balancing geopolitical influences amid growing global complexities, particularly with Russia's deep ties to India and the ongoing U.S. efforts to counter China's regional assertiveness.

(With inputs from agencies.)