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35 Indians fighting in Russian army dismissed after PM Modi-Putin meeting: MEA | India News – Times of India
Since Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Russia in july, 35 Indian citizens have been released from the Russian armyaccording to the spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MEA) Randhir JaiswalThis takes the total number of released Indians to 45, while 10 were released before the Prime Minister’s visit.
Jaiswal stressed the ongoing diplomatic efforts to secure the release of the remaining 50 Indians still serving in the Russian army. “We are trying our best to get them released as soon as possible,” he said.
The MEA is actively in talks with the Russian authorities to expedite the discharge of these individuals. The issue of Indian nationals in the Russian army has been a matter of concern and recent diplomatic relations, including the visit of Prime Minister Modi, seem to have influenced the situation.
The spokesperson did not provide details about the steps the Indian government is taking, but assured that they are committed to bringing back all Indian citizens. The government remains hopeful for a quick resolution of this issue.
The release of Indian nationals from foreign military services is a delicate diplomatic issue. While recent progress has been encouraging, challenges remain to ensure the release of all those involved.
Jaiswal stressed the ongoing diplomatic efforts to secure the release of the remaining 50 Indians still serving in the Russian army. “We are trying our best to get them released as soon as possible,” he said.
The MEA is actively in talks with the Russian authorities to expedite the discharge of these individuals. The issue of Indian nationals in the Russian army has been a matter of concern and recent diplomatic relations, including the visit of Prime Minister Modi, seem to have influenced the situation.
The spokesperson did not provide details about the steps the Indian government is taking, but assured that they are committed to bringing back all Indian citizens. The government remains hopeful for a quick resolution of this issue.
The release of Indian nationals from foreign military services is a delicate diplomatic issue. While recent progress has been encouraging, challenges remain to ensure the release of all those involved.
