Modi tells Putin: India opposes the Russia-Ukraine war! He actually used this method to ask Putin for the price and benefits of maintaining Russia-India friendship when the war in Russia was unfavorable. Scholars: Modi is waiting for the best price to sell Russia.

On September 16, during the SCO Samarkand Summit, Modi met with Putin. He bluntly told Putin: "Today's era should not be an era of war." Putin Perhaps he did not expect Modi to say this. He explained: "I understand your position on the conflict in Ukraine, and I also know your concerns. We hope to end the fighting as soon as possible, but the Ukrainian leaders refuse to negotiate a peace agreement, and It is to achieve its goals through military means.”

Since the Russia-Ukraine war, India has always maintained a neutral position and called on all parties to hold negotiations to end the conflict through diplomatic channels. It has neither favored Russia nor the United States. Turning towards Ukraine and the United States, although the United States is dissatisfied with this stance, it has nothing to do about it, but Russia appreciates it more.

I never expected that Modi would say to Putin in person that "today's era should not be an era of war." This is actually India's implicit way of criticizing Russia for launching a war against Ukraine. India's position is relatively close to that of the United States. From this, India's attitude towards the Russia-Ukraine war is undergoing subtle changes.

However, it must be understood that India’s attitude towards the Russia-Ukraine war has changed and adjusted. It is not to please the United States and completely fall on the side of the United States, but to “blackmail” Russia and improve Russia’s defense of Russia and India. The price and conditions of friendship are trying to get more benefits for India.

The Russia-Ukraine war has lasted for more than half a year. Why did Modi choose the SCO Samarkand Summit as an opportunity to raise the price to Putin for maintaining Russia-India friendship? The Ukrainian army recently launched a counterattack in Kharkov. The "victorious retreat" of the Russian army has brought a great impact to India. India judged based on this: Russia has the final say in starting the war, but it is up to Ukraine, the United States, and the United Kingdom to end the war. It has the final say; the whole world and Russia itself have overestimated Russia's military power, and it is impossible for the Russian army to defeat the Ukrainian army; even none of the military goals set by Russia at the beginning of the war can be achieved.

Therefore, Modi carefully chose the moment when the Russian military was in a disadvantageous situation and Russia urgently needed greater support from friendly countries, and used an anti-war approach to offer Putin a price to maintain Russia-India friendship. With the United States trying its best to win over India and constantly giving benefits to India, is the friendship between Russia and India really as strong as Modi said?

In this regard, scholar Chu Yin said on the morning of September 17: "Modi is a shrewd opportunist who always puts India's national interests as his premise. India is ideologically different from the West. Closer, he is waiting for the best price to sell Russia. "Do you agree with Chu Yin?