Also, they will talk about cases where fake Russian recruiting agencies deceived Indians into going to the front. In addition, they will discuss the involvement of some non-resident Indians who have volunteered to fight on the side of Ukraine, the newspaper writes.
India maintains a neutral position on Russia's war against Ukraine. Earlier, Kuleba criticized the country for ignoring Western sanctions against Russia and intensifying energy trade with the aggressor.
"When India buys Russian oil (at a discount), it must understand that this discount must be paid for with Ukrainian blood,” Kuleba said in 2022.
“Every barrel of Russian oil that India receives contains a considerable amount of Ukrainian blood. We are friendly and open to India. I supported the evacuation of Indian students. We expected more practical support from India."
Last time Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Hiroshima last year on the sidelines of the G7 summit. At the time, Modi expressed India's "clear support for dialogue and diplomacy."