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What will be the primary reason cited for the discharge of Indian nationals from the Russian Army?
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Diplomatic negotiations • 25%
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Russia to Discharge Indians from Army Front Lines After Modi-Putin Talks
Jul 9, 2024, 04:46 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 with Putin during his visit to Moscow. Many of these Indians were reportedly misled into joining the Russian Army and were sent to the front lines in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. The move is seen as a significant diplomatic win for India, as it addresses the concerns of those who were deceived and coerced into military service. Reports indicate that dozens of Indians were trafficked and faced injuries, with some casualties also reported. People were given false promises about not being sent to the front lines.
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