Outreach to India comes amid Putin order to test response to N-hit
The Times of India|October 27, 2022
India on Wednesday stressed that no side should exercise the nuclear option in the bloody war that has already hit the global economy. 
Rajat Pandit
Outreach to India comes amid Putin order to test response to N-hit

"He (Rajnath Singh) pointed out that the nuclear option should not be resorted to by any side as the prospect of the usage of nuclear or radiological weapons goes against the basic tenets of humanity," a defence ministry statement said.

Russian counterpart Sergei Shoigu briefed Singh on the deteriorating situation in Ukraine, including "his concerns about possible provocations through the use of a dirty bomb", while discussing the conflict as well as bilateral defence cooperation. "Both ministers agreed to remain in touch," the statement added.

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