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Between March 2022 and October 2024, India abstained on each of the seven General Assembly resolutions concerning the situation in Ukraine on which it cast a vote, including the emergency special session resolution of 2 March 2022 and the 14 November 2022 resolution on humanitarian consequences.
The Ministry of External Affairs has consistently called for adherence to the Charter and for respect for the territorial integrity of states, without naming the Russian Federation as the author of the conduct at issue. The Permanent Representative’s explanation of vote framed the abstention as a continuation of India’s long-standing position favouring diplomacy and dialogue.
The bilateral track has, over the same period, expanded rather than contracted. The 9 December 2024 India–Russia joint statement reaffirmed the “special and privileged strategic partnership” without revisiting the question of Ukraine. The framing is consistent with the literature on non-alignment as updated for a multipolar order.
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