Russia Ukraine Conflict : Embassy asks Indians to leave Ukraine immediately
The Embassy of Ukraine said that in accordance with the advisory issued by the Embassy on October 19, all Indian nationals in Ukraine are advised to leave Ukraine immediately by available means. It said that some Indian nationals have left Ukraine as per the earlier advisory. The Embassy has asked Indian nationals traveling to the Ukrainian border to leave the country to contact it for any guidance or assistance.

Russia-Ukraine war is not taking its name to stop after eight months. Russia is in deep anger after the incident of blowing up the bridge over Ukraine's Crimea. It is carrying out large-scale attacks in all cities, including the Ukrainian capital Kyiv. Due to this there has been a crisis of life and property. In such a situation, people have been forced to migrate again from Ukraine. Now in view of the increasing hostility, the Indian Embassy in Ukraine on Tuesday issued a fresh advisory asking all Indians there to leave the country immediately. The new advisory comes less than a week after a similar advisory was issued following the deteriorating security situation in Ukraine.
The Embassy of Ukraine said that in accordance with the advisory issued by the Embassy on October 19, all Indian nationals in Ukraine are advised to leave Ukraine immediately by available means. It said that some Indian nationals have left Ukraine as per the earlier advisory. The Embassy has asked Indian nationals traveling to the Ukrainian border to leave the country to contact it for any guidance or assistance.
In recent days, the Russian military has intensified its attacks on Ukraine. The tension has increased a lot. Ukraine has suffered a lot due to the rapid missile attacks. Russia blamed Kyiv for the increasing incidents of the blast. On the other hand, India is pressing for resolution of the conflict through diplomacy and dialogue.
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