US media all praises for Modi over ‘not period of conflict’ comment to Putin | World News

The mainstream American media on Friday praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for telling Russian President Vladimir Putin that this isn't the time for conflict in Ukraine.

The Modi-Putin dialog in Samarkand was extensively carried by the mainstream American media.

"Modi rebukes Putin over conflict in Ukraine,” The Washington Publish reported in a headline. “In a surprising public rebuke, Modi informed Putin: “At present's period isn't an period of conflict, and I've spoken to you on the telephone about this," the day by day reported.

"The uncommon reproach confirmed the 69-year-old Russian strongman coming underneath extraordinary stress from all sides,” the Publish mentioned.

Responding to Modi, Putin mentioned, "I do know your place on the battle in Ukraine, about your considerations that you just consistently specific. We'll do our greatest to cease this as quickly as doable. Solely, sadly, the opposing aspect, the management of Ukraine, introduced its abandonment of the negotiation course of, declared that it needs to realize its objectives by navy means, as they are saying, ‘on the battlefield.’ Nonetheless, we are going to all the time maintain you knowledgeable of what's taking place there."

It was the lead story on the webpage of each The Washington Publish and The New York Occasions.

"India's Chief Tells Putin That Now Is Not an Period for Struggle,” The New York Occasions mentioned in its headline. “The tone of the assembly was pleasant, with each leaders referring to their lengthy shared historical past. Earlier than Mr. Modi made his feedback, Mr. Putin mentioned he understood India's considerations in regards to the conflict in Ukraine,” the day by day mentioned.

"Mr. Modi's feedback got here a day after President Xi Jinping of China – in his first face-to-face assembly with Mr. Putin because the invasion started – struck a much more subdued tone than the Russian president, and steered clear in his public feedback of any point out of Ukraine,” reported the New York Occasions.