The Ukrainian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dmytro Kuleba, has warned India not to cross “red lines."

Axar.az reports that "RBK-Ukraine" has published information about this.

According to him, official Kyiv must convey a simple message to New Delhi: “Military cooperation with Russia is a red line for Ukraine.”

Kuleba said that the cooperation between India and Russia is based more on the Soviet legacy: “Ukraine intends to strengthen relations with India. Both countries will benefit from the expansion of trade and technological relations. We are interested in importing a part of the heavy equipment produced by India.”

The minister invited India to participate in the reconstruction of Ukraine after the war: "After the war, Ukraine will become one of the largest construction projects in the world. Ukraine wants Indian companies to participate in this work."