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PM Modi's success in softening Ukraine war discussed in global media, this is how everyone agreed
Host Prime Minister Narendra Modi has prepared the final agreement by making significant changes at the level of language in the G-20 conference declaration regarding the Ukraine war. For the two-day summit meeting of the G-20, a consensus had been reached among the member countries on the issues of environmental change and economic development, but there was a difference of opinion among the member countries regarding the condemnation of Russia's attack on Ukraine.
Host Prime Minister Narendra Modi has prepared the final agreement by making a lot of changes at the level of language in the G-20 Summit's Delhi declaration regarding the Ukraine war. This attitude of Host Modi is much softer towards Russia than America and other Western countries.
India has succeeded in achieving a seemingly impossible consensus on the issue of Ukraine. For this, the host country India worked day and night to sign agreements with emerging economies like Brazil, South Africa, and Indonesia. Playing an important role in this direction, the Delhi Manifesto was released unanimously on the very first day of the conference.
For the two-day summit of the G-20, consensus had been reached among the member countries on the issues of environmental change and economic development, but there was a difference of opinion among the member countries on the condemnation of Russia's attack on Ukraine. To overcome this hurdle, diplomats were continuously working on preparing a draft that would be acceptable to everyone at the linguistic level.
The American newspaper New York Times says that after a lot of struggle, instead of mentioning Russia's waging of war against Ukraine or aggressive attack in the Delhi Declaration, each camp agreed on this topic by including the suffering of the people of Ukraine. However, there was little hope of reaching a consensus on this this year.
