Prime Minister Narendra Modi threw his support Monday behind recent Iran-U.S. deal aimed at ending conflict in West Asia. Three months of fighting have caused heavy casualties,disrupted global shipping and energy markets.
From Bratislava,where he's visiting,Modi shared his views on social media . “I welcome U.S.-Iran understanding on ending the West Asia conflict,which has caused serious global economic disruption and led to loss of life in many countries,” he said. He hopes this deal opens door to peace,stability and free navigation in region .
The agreement might be formalized in Geneva Friday . Details are still sketchy. Modi stressed need for more talks to reach a “sustainable final agreement.” He'll keep up diplomatic efforts at G7 sessions in Evian-les-Bains,France,starting Tuesday morning .
France,with the U.K ., Germany, and Italy,backed the U.S.-Iran deal . These G7 members stressed need to secure safe passage through Strait of Hormuz,which carries 20% of world's oil . They’re ready for a “strictly defensive and independent” mission to protect shipping,handle threats like mines .
Modi meets U.S. President Donald Trump Wednesday at 2:45 p.m. local time . Pressing issues await. Recent deaths of three Indian sailors in U.S. military actions off Oman sparked outrage in India,on streets and social media. This complicates Modi-Trump talks .
And two leaders will also tackle a stalled trade deal first announced in February but still unfinished. Modi's G7 discussions likely to focus on these issues and broader U.S.-Iran deal implications .
World watches as situation unfolds,especially potential for renewed West Asia stability and global economic impacts . Modi's active role shows India's stake in regional peace and maritime security amid geopolitical tensions…
