[World Wide Web Report] According to Bloomberg News on the 7th, a few hours before British Prime Minister Stammer arrived in India for a visit, Indian Prime Minister Modi sent birthday greetings to Russian President Vladimir Putin. Asked about it on the plane to India, Stammer chose to "recuse".

According to news outlets, Stammer has arrived in Mumbai and has begun a visit to India.In addition, according to information released by the British side, the visit includes more than 100 people from the British business, academic and cultural community.

Bloomberg said that a few hours before Starmer arrived in India, Modi posted on social media that he had a telephone conversation with his "friend President Putin" and sent the latter "warm birthday wishes". "I am deeply grateful to him for his dedication to deepening India-Russia relations over the years," Modi added.

According to the report, Modi's practice made Starmer's visit to India "embarrassing" at the beginning. Starmer "evaded" directly answering questions about Modi's phone call with Putin on the special plane to India, saying that "I didn't send Putin birthday wishes".

Bloomberg said that Starmer had urged countries to increase pressure on Russia over the Russia-Ukraine conflict and force Russia to sit at the negotiating table. In addition, after Russian drones were recently accused of "violating" the airspace of relevant NATO member states, the British side announced that it would send fighter planes to Poland to carry out missions.

Russian presidential press secretary Peskov recently said that Putin was still willing to resolve Ukraine through political and diplomatic means and was making huge efforts to do so, as the Kiev regime and some European countries are striving to continue to take countermeasures.