US NSA Urges India to Support Sovereignty Amid Russia-Ukraine Conflict

US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan called on India to uphold principles of sovereignty and territorial integrity, ahead of a critical bilateral meeting between President Joe Biden and Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The Russia-Ukraine war and Modi's recent visit to Ukraine are expected to be central topics of discussion.

US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan called on India to support principles of sovereignty and territorial integrity, referencing the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war during a discussion ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's meeting with President Joe Biden.

The Modi-Biden bilateral meeting is set to occur at President Biden's Wilmington residence in Delaware, coinciding with the Quad summit. Modi's recent visit to Ukraine will likely be a significant point of discussion.

Sullivan emphasized that the United States views Russia's actions as a violation of international law and urged countries like India to support sovereignty principles. He indicated that inputs to Russia's military efforts should cease.

Additionally, Modi's trip to Ukraine will be a key topic in the discussions, offering an opportunity for both leaders to exchange perspectives.

Conversations will also touch on China, exploring the country's regional actions in security, economy, and technology domains. Coordination between the US and India on these topics is anticipated.

(With inputs from agencies.)