Russian President Putin and PM Modi:

After PM Modi’s visit to Russia, US Ambassador Eric Garcetti has made a big statement. He said that in an interconnected world “no war is far from anyone now.” Garcetti emphasized that countries should not only stand up for peace, but also take concrete steps to ensure that the war machines of those who do not work peacefully “do not continue unhindered.” Addressing a program here, the ambassador said, “And this is what both America and India need to know together.” He also advocated a strong partnership between Delhi and Washington.

His remarks came against the backdrop of several ongoing conflicts in the world, including Ukraine-Russia and Israel-Gaza. In his address at a defense news conference here, he described India-US relations as deep, ancient and broad. “Today, when we look at the US-India defense partnership, I think it has reached its zenith,” he said. The event was organised at the United Service Institution (USI) here and attended by several defense experts. “We don’t just see our future in India and India doesn’t just see its future in the US, but the world can see great things in our relationship,” Garcetti said.

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America and India are powerful deterrents against every difficulty:

The ambassador said that in times of emergency, whether natural disaster or man-made war, “the United States and India will be a powerful bulwark against the problems facing Asia and other parts of the world.” “We all know that we are an interconnected world, and war is no longer a distant dream. We must not just stand up for peace, but we must take concrete steps to ensure that the war machines of those who do not follow the rules of peace do not continue unabated,” he said.

Both America and India should know this.” In his address, he also mentioned the historic state visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the US in June 2023. Outlining the various areas of similarity between India and the US and their possibilities, the ambassador said, “India sees its future with America, America sees its future with India.”