Putin refused to come personally to the G20 Summit to India

In the office of the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi reported that he was talking to Putin by phone, "expressing understanding" his decision not to participate in the September 9-10 Summit, which will be attended by Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov. According to the publication, the links between New Delhi and Moscow are roots in the Cold War, and Russia remains the largest supplier of weapons to India.

India evades Russia's explicit condemnation for invasion of Ukraine, despite the desire for closer security in the security of the United States. In March, the International Criminal Court in the Hague issued a warrant for the arrest of the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin on charges of a war crime of illegal deportation of Ukrainian children.

The warrant was also issued in the name of the Commissioner under the President of Russia for the rights of the child Maria Oleksiivna Lviv-Belova. Most countries and international organizations have expressed their support to Ukraine and noted that the issuance of a warrant for the arrest of Vladimir Putin is a historical solution. The Kremlin rejects the accusations, insisting that the warrant against Putin is "invalid". It should be noted that India is not a participant of the ISS.

We will remind, on August 18 the expert explained why Ukraine was not invited to the G20 summit in India. The G20 Summit in India will be the second round of peaceful initiatives on Ukraine, but this time with the participation of the Russian Federation. In addition, Focus wrote about why the G20 Summit would happen without Ukraine and how it would affect the course of the war. India refused to invite Ukraine to the G20 summit, but invited Putin personally.