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India's External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar visited Kyiv on September 3, 2026, and held talks with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha, stating that India is ready to help end the Russia-Ukraine war "in any manner". The war has entered its fifth year, with over 19 shipments of humanitarian assistance already provided by India. Jaishankar emphasized the need for dialogue and diplomacy to resolve the conflict, echoing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call to move towards an end to the war.
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External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar of India met with his Ukrainian counterpart Andrii Sybiha in Kyiv, the capital city of Ukraine, on September 3, 2026 to discuss ways to end the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine, which is now in its fifth year. Jaishankar said that India is ready to provide any kind of help to bring an end to the conflict. He emphasized that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call for an end to the war, made just two days ago during a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, is in line with India's long-standing stance on resolving conflicts through dialogue and diplomacy. Jaishankar stated that every passing day of conflict results in more deaths and destruction, and that it is ultimately up to the parties involved to find a solution. However, he added that if India can be of any assistance, they are willing to provide help. This visit by Jaishankar has a bilateral purpose, but also focuses on exploring prospects for dialogue and diplomacy between Russia and Ukraine. India has consistently maintained that war is not an effective way to resolve conflicts, and solutions will only emerge through peaceful means. The meeting between Jaishankar and Sybiha was held amid escalating hostilities between Moscow and Kyiv. Five years have passed since the start of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
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India on Thursday (September 3, 2026) said it was ready to extend “any help in any manner” to end the Ukraine-Russia war, which is now in its fifth year, as External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar held wide-ranging talks with his Ukrainian counterpart Andrii Sybiha in Kyiv.
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“India has consistently maintained that this is not an era of war, and that solutions will not emerge from the battlefield,” Mr. Jaishankar said in a joint press statement alongside Sybiha after their talks.
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He recalled that Prime Minister Narendra Modi just two days ago declared that endless war must now give way to the end of war during a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Bishkek on the margins of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit.
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“Every passing day of conflict only means more deaths and more destruction.
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Understandably, it is for the parties involved to find a way.
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But, if India can be of any help in any manner, we are ready,” Jaishankar said.
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India has been consistently calling for ending the Russia-Ukraine conflict through dialogue and diplomacy.
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“In consonance with Prime Minister Modi’s call for an end to war, my visit has a focus on the prospects of dialogue and diplomacy.
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I will be taking back the views and positions shared today by the Ukrainian side,” he added.
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Earlier, the Ukrainian foreign minister welcomed PM Modi’s call to move from an endless war towards an end to the war, saying his country “stands ready for diplomacy.”
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“India is a global power and we welcome Prime Minister Modi’s call to move from an endless war towards an end to the war,” Mr. Sybiha said in a post on X.
Mr. Jaishankar, who arrived here amid escalating hostilities between Moscow and Kyiv, said his trip has a bilateral purpose.
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But more important, it takes place in the larger context of the war that has been underway since 2022.
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Only two days ago, an Indian national was also killed in an attack in Kyiv.
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We join in mourning every life lost and convey our deepest sympathy to every affected family,” he said.
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Recalling their multiple interactions in the last few months, Mr. Jaishankar said, “Our conversation today was very free and very open.”
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“There were also some specific aspects of this conflict that came up in our discussions.
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Indian seafarers man ships of many flags and have been among the unfortunate casualties,” he said.
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He said the impact on shipping is also significantly affecting many nations of the Global South in a variety of ways, leading to fuel, fertiliser and food shortages.
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“So we exchanged views on these and related matters.”
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He also mentioned India’s contribution to humanitarian relief and assistance to Ukraine, including the supply of 19 consignments of humanitarian assistance.
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On the bilateral front, Mr. Jaishankar said the trade between the two countries spans a wide range of sectors, from pharmaceuticals, food & agriculture and fertilisers to machinery, chemicals and consumer goods.
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“Understandably, in the last four years, this trade has seen some disruption due to the war situation and logistical challenges.
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At the same time, there has been a visible resilience, and some new possibilities have emerged,” he said, adding that they will address the challenges.
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“We are very much aware that Ukraine has deep strengths and capabilities.
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India too is developing at a rapid pace.
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The world of AI offers new openings in health, education, agriculture, even in governance,” he said.
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Mr. Jaishankar invited Mr. Sybiha to visit India at his convenience for the next meeting of the Intergovernmental Commission.
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