India Has Avoided Condemning Putin on Ukraine Invasion

The transcript discusses India's diplomatic stance on Russia's actions in Ukraine, highlighting its abstention from condemning Russia at the UN due to historical ties and strategic interests. It explores the public debate in India regarding Russia's actions and the principles of sovereignty and territorial integrity. The evolving dynamics between India, Russia, and China are examined, noting China's surprise at the Ukraine developments. India's role in the Quad alliance is discussed, emphasizing its strategic partnerships with the US, Japan, and Australia. The global underestimation of the Ukraine crisis is acknowledged, and the current state of India-China relations is analyzed, focusing on border tensions and efforts for de-escalation.

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What are the concerns regarding the militarization of the line of actual control with China?