Ukraine-Russia War Updates: "Must leave Kharkiv immediately", Embassy of India in Ukraine issues urgent advisory

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Ukraine-Russia War Updates: “Must leave Kharkiv immediately”, Embassy of India in Ukraine issues urgent advisory

New Delhi: Private airlines and the Indian Air Force are responding to the Prime Minister’s call and it is a very satisfying thing to welcome these students. This mission will continue till every single student is brought back.” Three more Indian Air Force aircraft are scheduled to fly to Poland, Hungary and Romania on Wednesday to ramp up the Centre’s efforts to evacuate Indian nationals stranded in Ukraine, informed IAF officials.

Ukraine-Russia War Live Updates:

#Prime Minister Narendra Modi chairs a high-level meeting on the Ukraine issue

#Tears and hugs at Delhi airport as stranded Indian students reunite with their families.

# Embassy of India in Ukraine issues an urgent advisory to Indian nationals in Kharkiv Must leave Kharkiv immediately, proceed to Pisochyn, Bezlyudovka & Babaye as soon as possible. They must reach these settlements by 1800 hrs (Ukrainian time) today, it reads

# Working on ways to provide a corridor to Indians for secure passage to Russian territory from conflict zones: Russian Ambassador-designate

# Sounds of powerful explosions in Kharkiv, Ukraine: The Kyiv Independent

# India’s “unbiased” position based on assessment of Ukraine situation, not because it is dependent on Russian arms: Russian envoy

# United Airlines ends its use of Russian airspace, suspends two India routes

# Central square of Ukraine’s second city, Kharkiv, shelled- governor, reports

# Embassy of India in Ukraine advises Indians to leave Kyiv urgently today.

# 40-mile Russian convoy threatens Kyiv; shelling intensifies

#PM Modi asks Indian Air Force to join evacuation efforts, say sources

# PM Modi briefs President Kovind over Ukraine situation

# Hundreds of tanks, towed artillery, armored and logistical vehicles can be seen in the image released by a US-based space technology company.

# About 8000 Indian nationals have left since the initial advisories were issued by the country, Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson Arindam Bagchi said.

The MEA also informed that the government will send four Union Ministers as special envoys to neighbouring countries of Ukraine to coordinate evacuations of stranded Indians amid ongoing Russian military operations in Ukraine.

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