India urges Russia, Ukraine to protect Black Sea shipping
New Delhi wants Moscow and Kyiv to ensure safe commercial shipping in the Black Sea amid attacks that put Indian seafarers at risk.
According to DW, new Delhi wants Moscow and Kyiv to ensure safe commercial shipping in the Black Sea amid attacks that put Indian seafarers at risk.
This world story centres on India. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Black Sea, Russia and Ukraine.
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