All Indians have left Ukraine capital Kyiv: Overseas Secretary
All Indian nationals have left the Ukrainian capital Kyiv, Overseas Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla stated on Tuesday.
At a media briefing, Shringla stated he has conveyed to envoys of Russia and Ukraine India’s call for for “pressing protected passage” for all Indian nationals caught in Kharkiv and different war zones.
He stated at a high-level assembly at the Ukraine disaster, PM Narendra Modi expressed deep anguish over the lack of lifetime of an Indian citizen in Kharkiv.
“We stay very involved over the location in Kharkiv, Sumy and different war zones,” Shringla stated.
“Over the following 3 days, 26 flights were scheduled to convey again Indian voters,” he stated.
Shringla stated a C-17 IAF airplane is predicted to fly out at four AM on Wednesday to Romania to repatriate our voters.
India has been working flights to convey again Indians from Romania and Hungary once they crossed over to those international locations.
Shringla additionally stated that Top Minister Modi gained a decision from President of France Emmanuel Macron. Modi additionally spoke to the President of Poland.
Excluding Bucharest and Budapest, airports in Poland and the Slovak Republic may also be used to function evacuation flights, he stated.
