David Cameron Backs India's Role as Mediator in Ukraine Conflict

Former British Prime Minister David Cameron highlights India's potential as a mediator in the Ukraine-Russia conflict. Speaking at the NDTV World Summit, he praised India's growing global influence and called for a UN Security Council expansion, emphasizing the need for India to have a permanent seat.

In a statement at the NDTV World Summit, former British Prime Minister David Cameron asserted that India has the credibility to mediate in the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia. His remarks coincided with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's scheduled visit to Russia for the BRICS Summit.

Cameron emphasized the importance of recognizing Ukraine's sovereignty and independence in any mediation effort. He highlighted India's recent diplomatic engagement with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as a testament to its potential mediating role.

Cameron also advocated for expanding the UN Security Council to accommodate emerging powers like India, which he acknowledged as potentially the world's largest economy in the future. He noted India's increased involvement in international organizations like the Quad and G20.

(With inputs from agencies.)