Rescue mission to repatriate Indians stranded in Ukraine has so far repatriated more than 12,000 people through Operation Ganga. In the last 24 hours alone, 629 people have been repatriated to India. In addition, three special flights have been arranged to bring back the Keralites to Kerala.
According to figures released by the Central Government, more than 2,000 Indians are currently stranded in Ukraine. According to reports, 700 people are trapped in Sumi, 300 in Kharkiv and 1,000 in Sochin. India, meanwhile, has demanded that special trains be allowed to cross the border from Ukraine. No action has been taken for this.
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Russia, meanwhile, announced a 10-day ceasefire. The new ceasefire decision is for rescue operations. The rescue operation will be through Mariopol and Volnovaha. At the same time, the new policy of both countries is considered promising. According to current reports, the ceasefire has been announced from 10 a.m. local time. The announcement will be made in the cities of Mariupol and Volgograd. Meanwhile, the world community has imposed strict sanctions on Russia.
Russia has repeatedly accused Ukraine of holding Indians hostage. Russia has accused Ukraine of taking more than 3,000 Indian nationals hostage in Sumi and Kharkiv. Russia made the announcement at a UN Security Council meeting. Russia has said it is doing everything possible to evacuate foreigners.
Russia has accused Ukraine of holding not only Indians but also foreigners hostage. Number of foreign nationals detained in Ukraine – Kharkiv includes 3,189 nationals from India, 2,700 from Vietnam and 202 from China. Sumi includes 576 Indian nationals, 101 Ghanaian nationals and 121 Chinese nationals.
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