Poland, First Published Mar 11, 2022, 7:14 AM IST
Prashant Raghuvansham from Poland
Poland: With all the students from sumi returning to India, Operation Ganga’s mission is almost complete. The Central Government’s Operation Mission has deported more than 18,000 Indian students from various cities in Ukraine. Those who took refuge in bunkers and other areas, including the areas where the shelling took place, were left in a state of panic. Some even run out of food and water at some point. There are those who walk kilometers and reach other borders. There are even Malayalees who have given up clothes and food to keep their pets together.
Ananthu Krishnan, a returning Malayalee student, told Asianet News that Indians were shielded in Sumi. Ananthu told Asianet News in Poland that he was initially prevented from leaving the city by locals. The first batch of students from Sumi arrived in Delhi this morning. Departed from Poland
They arrived in Delhi on an Air India flight
Ranish Joseph, the student coordinator, played a key role in evacuating the students from Sumi. Ranish, who had to leave Ukraine with his baby, gave many students the courage to hold on.
India has sought the support of Russia and Ukraine to safely evacuate Indian students. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has held several talks with Putin and Selesky. Russia has since announced a ceasefire in cities including Kiev, Kharkiv and Sumiyal. A safe corridor was also set up to take students to the borders. With this, the operation mission was in full swing
The Union Ministers themselves went directly to the border areas as part of the Operation Mission to expedite the Operation Mission and to address the concerns of the students. Meanwhile, Naveen, an Indian student from Karnataka, who was queuing to buy goods, was killed in a shelling.
Private planes were initially set up to transport students from across the border to India as part of Operation Mission. Then came the Air Force planes.
Meanwhile, Russia and Ukraine are entering the third week of the war. In the meantime, Ukraine and Russia have held several peace talks. Divorced without deciding on anything. Ukraine says Russia has rejected a ceasefire request in talks last week. Russia has rejected calls for a ceasefire to evacuate people, including four million people trapped in Mariupol.
Meanwhile, three people, including a baby, were killed in a bomb blast near a children’s hospital in Mariupol. Many cities, including Kyiv, are now under Russian control.
International Atomic Energy Agency suspends ties with Chernobyl nuclear power plant
Vienna: The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) says the nuclear power plant at Chernobyl (CHERNOBYL) has been completely lost. Rafael Grossi, head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, said the agency had not received any information from the Chernobyl nuclear power plant for the past week. Although not currently operational, Vera received security information a week ago. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is concerned regarding the security breach.
The Chernobyl nuclear power plant has been closed since 1986 following the nuclear disaster. However, the International Atomic Energy Agency had accurate security information. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is concerned that critical data, including levels of nuclear radiation, need to be assessed, even if it is not working. Although not in operation, 200 security personnel work here on a rotational basis. There are regarding 2000 people in these places. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has expressed serious concerns regarding the level of nuclear radiation and their safety.
The Russian military has seized control of the plant since the start of the war in Ukraine. The Chernobyl nuclear power plant is now under the full control of the Russian military. But Russia declined to comment on the lack of information
Russia does not need NATO to directly participate in the Ukraine war
Poland: EU parliamentarian Malti Gali has told Asianet News that Russia should not take a direct part in NATO’s war with Ukraine. Galli also suggested that the world as a whole put pressure on Russia. “The European Union (EU) will stand by the people of Ukraine,” EU parliamentarian Malti Gali told Asianet News. EU Member of Parliament Malti Gali arrives in Medica on the Polish border
Last Updated Mar 11, 2022, 7:14 AM IST
