India on Tuesday sent the first consignment of medicines and other relief materials to Ukraine via Poland as humanitarian aid. Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla told the media that on Wednesday another consignment of aid would be sent to the Eastern European country by another plane.
Union Minister Som Prakash (file photo)
war-torn Ukraine (Russia Ukraine CrisisTwo helpline numbers to help the families of students and other people trapped inHelpline Number) have been issued. Union Minister Som Prakash gave this information. According to a statement issued here, Ukraine (UkraineFamilies of students and other people trapped in ) can call the helpline numbers 9173572-00001 and 9198154-25173. MP from Hoshiarpur, Prakash has requested the concerned family members to give necessary information in a form about the students or anyone else stuck in Ukraine. This includes their mobile number, passport (Passport) numbers and the area in Ukraine where they lived, as well as information about the close border areas of Ukraine.
Meanwhile, India on Tuesday sent the first consignment of medicines and other relief materials to Ukraine via Poland as humanitarian aid. Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla told the media that on Wednesday another consignment of aid would be sent to the Eastern European country by another plane. “A plane took off in the morning carrying the first shipment of humanitarian aid to Ukraine via Poland,” he said.
India’s position based on national interest
With several resolutions coming to the United Nations on the Ukraine crisis, Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla on Tuesday said India will consider all proposals in their “integrity” and on the basis of national interest. At least two resolutions on the Ukraine crisis are to be brought to the UN Security Council while the other resolutions are to be brought to the UN General Assembly.
During the press conference, Shringla said, ‘We take a stand at the United Nations which is based on very careful considerations. We will consider them (the proposal) thoroughly and take a decision in our best interest.
The foreign secretary was responding to a question whether there would be any change in India’s position on the Ukraine crisis after an Indian student was killed in a shooting on Tuesday in the eastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv. Significantly, last week, India did not participate in the vote on a resolution in the UN Security Council, which sought to condemn Russia’s attack on Ukraine.
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