A massive Russian missile attack across Ukraine has left 10 civilians dead and 60 injured in Kyiv.Russian authorities led by Vladimir Putin have ordered repeated air strikes on Kyiv, resulting in the deaths of several civilians. Indian officials have given important advice to Indian citizens in Ukraine after the deadly airstrike in Ukraine. Missile attacks have been carried out on many cities of the entire country, including the capital of Ukraine, Kyiv. Ukraine says Russia fired at least 75 missiles. Thus, there is concern in Ukraine. Airstrikes by Russia in Kyiv; Embassy advises Indian residents of Ukraine to be alert.
Reports say 10 civilians have been killed and 60 injured in Kyiv following a massive Russian missile strike across Ukraine. India has expressed concern about Indian nationals in Ukraine after the airstrikes by the Russian army. India has advised its citizens not to travel to Ukraine without necessity. Also, it has ordered strict adherence to safety and security guidelines issued by local authorities. Airstrikes by Russia in Kyiv; Embassy advises Indian residents of Ukraine to be alert.
The advice comes after Russia attacked several Ukrainian cities, including Kyiv. About 10 people were killed and about 60 injured in the attacks across Ukraine. In view of the current escalation of hostilities in Ukraine, Indian nationals are advised to avoid all non-essential travel to and within Ukraine.
They are advised to strictly follow the safety and security guidelines issued by the Government of Ukraine and local authorities. Indian Embassy in Kyiv said.
Indian nationals in Ukraine are expected to inform the embassy of their presence in the country. Officials said that this will enable the Indian government to contact them in times of emergency.
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While India has not openly condemned Russia’s moves to invade Ukraine, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had said “this is not the time for war” during talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin earlier this month.
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