India, developing nations warn UN that distant wars inflict widespread economic damage
- India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar told the UNGA that distant wars disrupt food, fuel and trade globally.
- He said "those most impacted often have the least say," calling for restraint and protection of shipping lanes.
- Leaders from Dominican Republic, Comoros, Portugal and Maldives echoed concerns over rising energy and food prices.
- Latvia's president said conflicts in Ukraine, the Middle East and Sudan have consequences far beyond their borders.
Source: ianslive.in
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