India, like Australia, America, and Japan, is a full member of the ‘Quad’ – the new political group formed to work together on problems facing the Asia-Pacific.
Three members – America, Australia, and Japan – together condemned the war in Ukraine and President Putin’s ongoing military actions against an independent, sovereign nation that, despite the huge difference in military strength, chose to fight back.
Disappointingly, India held back from consensus.
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