We may not like the decision, but we are true friends and we stand up as a friend. We communicate to them that this decision is not the right decision. However, here I see the US. Taking a Uturn, trying to support our neighbors, giving them the aircraft, sending their war naval ships there, and even Germany came out and spoke about our Kashmir. So I somehow feel that the leadership of India understands it. It will always stand by what is right to us
Karan Dev
@Karan.Dev · 0:33
Hey, Rakesh. Thank you for your post. I just have one question. So, given the current standoff with Ukraine and Russia, I'm practically annexing parts of Ukraine. What do you think should be the way forward? Notwithstanding our relationship with Russia? Right. Because like you said, it's relationship that goes way back and is an offshoot of the non alignment movement. So in that context, what do you think should be the way forward with the Ukraine dispute at the moment?
Aayan Banerjee
@BasTalk · 4:07
And so yes, Russia has been of support to us consistently over so many decades and that is very good. That being said, we have to look forward to the future as well. And the thing is, in geopolitical network is so tight knit that if you fix one side, the other side will get upset. If you fix one problem, there'll be two problems that will rear up as a bigger problem. So there isn't a permanent solution and there isn't a complete solution
But somewhere in this tree that I feel that our Russian folks have been very kind and helpful regarding Ukraine. I think it is they who put themselves in trouble. And I understand when we did our test, they were against us and they were voted against us in the UN. I personally feel that it's very important to have some good friends according to the close cluster, based on certain common thought process. I think a relationship with Russia has always been warm and blissful