India has officially denied allegations of supplying artillery ammunition to Ukraine, according to a spokesperson from the Ministry of External Affairs. The official statement was made during a press briefing held in New Delhi. The spokesperson categorically stated that India has not sent any artillery ammunition to Ukraine and has not been involved in any export or shipment of such materials.
This denial comes in the midst of reports suggesting that India had supplied ammunition to Ukraine, which have been circulating in the media. The spokesperson’s statement serves to clarify India’s position on the matter and dismiss any speculations regarding its involvement.
Furthermore, the Indian Ministry of External Affairs has previously expressed its dissatisfaction with the existing systems of the United Nations and the Security Council in resolving the Ukrainian crisis. India believes that these organizations have proven to be ineffective in finding a solution to the ongoing conflict.
Instead, India continues to advocate for a peaceful resolution through dialogue. The Ministry emphasizes that dialogue is the only way to resolve disagreements and disputes, regardless of how challenging they may appear at present. India remains committed to finding a diplomatic solution to the Ukrainian crisis.
In addition to these developments, India recently revealed the reason behind its reduced imports of Russian oil. However, this information is unrelated to the denial of sending artillery ammunition to Ukraine.
