New Delhi: Amidst the ongoing war with Ukraine, Russia said on Wednesday that it will intensify efforts to build a “humanitarian corridor” to give safe passage to Indians stranded in Kharkiv, Sumi, and other conflict areas of Ukraine. working from. Along with this, Russia has also said that it will investigate the cause of the death of an Indian student killed in Kharkiv. Russia’s nominee for Ambassador to India Denis Alipov told reporters that Russia is in constant touch with India regarding the security of Indians in Kharkiv, Sumy, and other conflict-prone areas in Ukraine, and a safe passage is prepared as soon as possible. will go.
Alipov said, “We are working intensively on creating a corridor and safe passage for Indians trapped in conflict-prone areas in Ukraine.” Is. Asked when the corridor for the return of Indians from Ukraine would be operational, Russia’s ambassador to India Denis Alipov said it would happen at the earliest.
Russia to investigate student’s death
Alipov expressed his “deepest condolences” over the death of the student killed in the attack in Ukraine and expressed his sympathies to the student’s family and to India. “Russia will do everything possible to ensure the safety of Indians in conflict zones,” he said. He said that an inquiry will be conducted into the death of the Indian student.
Responding to another question, Alipov said that Western sanctions imposed on Russia in the wake of the Ukraine crisis do not see any impediment in supplying S-400 missile defense systems to India.
Alipov said India’s “fair” stance based on its assessment of the situation in Ukraine is not just because it is dependent on Russian weapons. He said that we coordinate our positions at the United Nations and inform India of our stand.
He also said that we make every effort to share the latest information with India about the current situation.
