India said around two dozen nationals are still serving with the Russian Army and efforts are continuing to secure their release. The government has facilitated the return of 139 Indians and again warned citizens against risky overseas job offers
Ukraine’s intelligence agency said its forces hit a major fuel pipeline near Moscow that supplies Russia’s army. The Koltsevoy pipeline was badly damaged. Russia later launched fresh drone and missile strikes across Ukraine, killing one person and injuring several others
Mohammed Ahmed, a 37-year-old man from Hyderabad, is reportedly trapped on the Russia–Ukraine border after being misled by a Mumbai-based agent with a fake job offer. His wife has appealed to the External Affairs Minister for help, while AIMIM President Asaduddin Owaisi has also intervened.
Briefing reporters after an hour-long phone conversation between the two presidents, Kremlin foreign policy aide Yuri Ushakov said Moscow will continue to seek a diplomatic solution to the ongoing conflict but will not leave its root causes unaddressed.
It said India remains committed, as a matter of "top priority", to actively pursuing with the Russian authorities all the relevant cases of Indian nationals for an early discharge from the Russian army.
New Delhi: Kyiv has survived another ‘brutal’ night of shelling as Ukrainian forces prevented Russian troops from taking the city for the fourth day, Daily Mail reported. Volunteers, among them the former Miss Ukraine Anastasiia Lenna, have taken up arms to fight off “Russian President Vladimir Putin’s army”, with “long queues” of citizens waiting to […]
