'India needs to keep in mind that today's Russia is not old USSR'

Apr 7, 2022 | 22:21 IST

Ukraine was betrayed by countries that promised to uphold its territorial integrity and sovereignty

With the West ramping up pressure on Russia over the Ukraine war, India finds itself in a tough spot. Serhii Plokhii, director of the Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute, spoke with TOI about the Ukrainian perspective and why New Delhi should rethink the post-Soviet space:

Do you think this war could have been avoided at any point?

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'India needs to keep in mind that today's Russia is not old USSR'

Ukraine was betrayed by countries that promised to uphold its territorial integrity and sovereignty

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'India needs to keep in mind that today's Russia is not old USSR'

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