Russia Ukraine War: Eighth flight left for Delhi from Budapest under Operation Ganga, the war between Russia and Ukraine continues for the sixth day

Posted on 1st Mar 2022 by rohit kumar

Russia's military action against Ukraine continues for the sixth day on Tuesday. Diplomatic efforts are also being made to resolve the situation between Russia and Ukraine. The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) had proposed to call an emergency meeting on the Ukraine crisis. 29 votes were in favor of this proposal and 5 votes in opposition. 13 countries including India did not participate in the voting. The UNHRC has a total of 47 members. However, for the first time during the war, the officials of both countries spoke on Monday, but no solution could be found. At the same time, Russia has banned the flights of airlines of 36 countries including Britain and Germany.

 

America took big action against Russian diplomats

 

The United States has expelled 12 members of Russia's diplomatic mission to the United Nations. Russia's Permanent Representative to the United Nations Vasily Nebenzia gave this information during a press conference.

 

The eighth flight departs from Budapest for Delhi

 

The eighth flight carrying Indian students has left from Budapest for Delhi under Operation Ganga. Indian students told that we would like to thank the Indian Embassy and the government for the evacuation of Hungary from Ukraine. They are trying their best to bring us back home safely.

 

Temporary camps set up for Indian students

 

Temporary camps for Indian students have been set up on the Syret border in Romania amid the deteriorating situation in Ukraine.

 

EU imposed sanctions

 

The European Union has banned Russian President Putin's spokesman, oligarch, and journalist.

 

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar gave information by tweeting

 

External Affairs Minister Dr. S Jaishankar has informed by tweeting that the 8th flight with 216 Indian nationals has left for New Delhi from Budapest, Hungary.

 

India wants a peaceful solution: TS Tirumurti

 

In the 11th emergency session of UNGA, India's Permanent Representative to the UN on Ukraine TS Tirumurti said that peaceful resolution of disputes has been India's constant position. The Government of India believes that there is no other option but to return to the path of diplomacy.

 

Statement of Permanent Representative of India TS Tirumurti

 

India's Permanent Representative to the 11th Emergency Session of UNGA TS Tirumurti said India is doing whatever it can to make efforts for the immediate evacuation of Indian nationals stranded in Ukraine. This vital human need must be addressed immediately. I would like to thank all the neighboring countries of Ukraine, who opened their borders to our citizens and provided facilities to the personnel. We are ready to help the stranded people of our neighbors and developing countries.

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