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As the war in Ukraine enters another devastating phase, headlines like "India could end the Ukraine war tomorrow" raise questions not just about India’s role, but about the global responsibility of all nations. While such statements grab attention, the truth is far more complex. Can one nation really stop a war between two others? Is buying oil an act of war? And what should be the global priority — power, or peace?

India has maintained a neutral diplomatic stance in the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Despite pressure from several nations and international media, India continues to buy discounted Russian oil, which has helped it control inflation and support its growing energy needs. This is not a gesture of political alignment but of economic necessity, a choice many other countries have also quietly made.
Russia offers oil at a lower rate due to sanctions.
India, being a developing economy, seizes this opportunity to reduce domestic fuel prices.
Other buyers: China, Turkey, UAE, and even some European nations have indirectly continued Russian trade.
It is unfair to single out India when global oil trade remains tangled in contradictions.

Is India Funding the War?
The argument that purchasing Russian oil indirectly funds the war. However, the same argument applies to every trade done with any nation involved in conflicts. In reality, global financial systems are interlinked severing ties with one side completely would have massive humanitarian and economic repercussions across the globe.

Picking a Side – A Dangerous Binary
Allies have often pushed nations to “pick a side.” But international diplomacy isn’t a game of black and white especially not when nuclear armed countries are involved. India must prioritize national security and maintain strategic autonomy.
Moreover, the idea of isolating a superpower has rarely led to peace. It has more often led to entrenchment, economic crises, or escalation.

The Real Cost of War
According to international estimates:
The Russia-Ukraine war has cost hundreds of billions of dollars. Over 500,000 casualties have been reported. Millions have been displaced.
Entire cities and ecosystems have been destroyed.

Now ask:
🔹 What if even 10% of this money had been spent on climate change, education, or food security?
🔹 Could we have saved more lives, not through war, but through cooperation?

A Call for Global Priorities
The Earth is burning. Floods, wildfires, rising sea levels, and heatwaves are affecting every continent. While superpowers engage in proxy wars, the real enemy — climate collapse — is gaining ground.
India, rather than becoming a pawn in a geopolitical battle, should lead a coalition of peace driven nations demanding:
An immediate ceasefire
A UN-backed neutral peace process
Redirection of war funds toward global environmental restoration, food supply chains, and health care

No, India cannot end the Ukraine war alone.
No, buying oil doesn’t make a country pro-war, it makes them economically strategic.
And yes — the world needs to stop the war now, not just for Ukraine or Russia, but for the survival of the planet.

🌿 Let’s stop spending money on war. Let’s invest in life.

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