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What was the primary reason for Indian nationals being misled into joining the Russian army?
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Russia•Indian•Narendra Modi•Vladimir Putin•Modi•Moscow•Indians•Russian military•Ukraine•Russian•Vinay Mohan Kwatra•India
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Russia Agrees to Discharge Misled Indians from Army After Modi-Putin Talks on Ukraine
Jul 9, 2024, 04:45 AM
Russia has agreed to discharge and facilitate the return of all Indian nationals working in its army following discussions between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Vladimir Putin. This decision comes after Modi raised the issue during his visit to Moscow, highlighting that many Indians were misled into joining the Russian military and were involved in the ongoing conflict with Ukraine. The Russian government has promised an early discharge of these individuals, who were reportedly lured with false promises and faced injuries and casualties. Foreign Secretary Vinay Mohan Kwatra confirmed the Russian side's commitment to this promise. The move is seen as a significant diplomatic win for India and a relief for the families of those recruited.
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