227 Indians Recruited Into Russian Army, 51 Killed; India Seeks Release And Repatriation Of Remaining Nationals | Video
Bishkek: 227 Indian nationals have been recruited into the Russian armed forces, of whom 139 have been discharged while 51 have passed away, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said on Monday, underlining that New Delhi is in constant discussions with Moscow for the release and repatriation of those who remain. Also Watch: He made the remarks while responding to an ANI question on Indians serving in…
Bishkek: 227 Indian nationals have been enlisted into the Russian military, with 139 released and 51 fatalities, according to Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri, who emphasized ongoing talks between India and Russia for the release and return of the remaining nationals. The issue has been discussed at various levels between India and Russia multiple times, Misri stated during a Ministry of External Affairs briefing on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Kyrgyzstan.
Foreign Secretary Misri informed that 139 Indian citizens have been discharged from the Russian army, while 51 have passed away. India's embassy in Moscow is continually monitoring the situation regarding the release and repatriation of Indian nationals. Additionally, India's trade relations with Russia were discussed, with Prime Minister Modi expressing hope for a future Indian Exporters Forum at the upcoming annual summit in Russia, following a successful Russian Importers Forum during the recent summit.
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