British Prime Minister Boris Johnson attends a news conference in New Delhi, India, April 22, 2022. Reuters
New Delhi, April 22
India's position on Russia is not going to change, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Friday following a meeting with his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi.
"The position on Russia that the Indians have historically is well known. They are not going to change that, of course, that's true," Johnson said during a news conference.
"But they can see what is going on and there is an increasing appetite to do more with the UK." Reuters
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