Ukraine-India relations | Ukraine’s global partnerships #1

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Do India and Ukraine share common ground for cooperation? What shared interests might emerge from their unique contexts? And in the face of Russian aggression, how can these nations forge relations that benefit both sides?
In this episode, UkraineWorld's Deputy editor-in-chief Anastasiia Hersymchuk spoke withSwasti Rao, Associate Fellow at the Europe and Eurasia Center, Manohar Parrikar Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses and Olha Vorozhbyt, an affiliated expert with the Foreign Policy Council “Ukrainian Prism”, deputy editor-in-chief of the “Ukrayinskyi Tyzhden” news website.
This episode is part of a joint series “Ukraine’s global partnerships” made as a partnership between UkraineWorld and the Foreign Policy Council “Ukrainian Prism”.
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[@maghdean]

Ah, so they were hoping that "this would end in 3-5 days" as "everyone" expected, that is they were hoping that Kyiv and Ukraine would fall. Nice...

[@isacr4063]

Nothing of the sort. Most indians didn't even know kyiv was ukraines capital at that time just like most Ukrainians didn't and still don't care about india. Why should we hope kyiv will fall? What she said was she thought in a few days, Russia will wind up the skirmish with some limited goals. And it would be just like Crimea in 2014. Nobody including you made it a big issue in 2014. So why would we halfway across the world think different this time round...