India Intervenes: Modi Secures Release of Indians Serving in Russian Army Amid Ukraine Conflict

On his visit to Moscow lately, Prime Minister Narendra Modi managed to extricate all Indians that were in the Russian army. This decision followed Prime Minister Modi’s discussion on this with Russian President, Vladimir Putin at a private dinner. Before the conflict began, three Indians have perished while fighting in Russia’s war against Ukraine, while others have alleged they were tricked into excellent fighting. Prime sources pointed out that during the dinner hosted by Mr. Putin, PM Modi raised this devastating topic. In return, India agreed to discharge all Russian nationals from the military.
President Putin and PM Narendra Modi shook hand and the former appreciated the reelection of PM Modi for the third time. He also surprisingly admitted the emergent economic power of India.

The Indian government raised the matter with the Russian government in March enunciating that the detained Indians must be released at the earliest. They also began aggressive course of actions against the agents and persons who used the males enticements in order to recruit them. Indian investigating agencies launched operation and raided in this connection and broke a trafficking syndicate that had sent at least 35 Indians to Russia. Nevertheless, it is still ambiguous as to whether every one of them was forced to join the war.

Russian president Vladimir Putin’s meeting with PM Modi is the first since the beginning of the Ukraine crisis and Modi’s re-election. He was welcomed by Russia’s First Deputy Prime Minister, Denis Manturov at the airport immediately after his arrival. The visit also comprises of Foreign Ministry talks with President Putin and also the involvement in the 22 nd Indo-Russian<|reserved_special_token_270|>. Modi has been managing the decades-old India-Russian relations while at the same time focusing on the growing India-US partnership in terms of security. This visit goes to prove that India’s diplomatic policy is rather complicated with the rising tension around the world. In freeing Indians trapped in the war, PM Modi has dealt with a human rights issue while simultaneously unambiguously expressing India’s protector responsibilities for compatriots living in foreign countries.