“Take care of your citizens”: Ukraine’s Zelenskyy names India in warning over Russia war
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy named India among 47 countries whose citizens, he alleged, are being used by Russia in the Ukraine war. Addressing the UN General Assembly, he urged governments to protect their nationals and said, “Take care of them,” warning against allowing Russia to draw more foreign citizens into the conflict.
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