'Already invited India': Zelenskyy on 2nd summit to end Ukraine conflict

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told the UN Security Council that we have to prepare the second peace summit to end the Russia-Ukraine war altogether and he has invited India and other countries to join the peace process.

Most importantly, act together, of course in unity, without creating new and unnecessary divisions of the world into blocks or regional groups, Zelenskyy here on Tuesday told a Security Council meeting on the Ukraine conflict.

Zelenskyy said that unity always works for peace and we have to prepare the second peace summit to end the war altogether.