The Indian Embassy in Moscow, Russia, on Tuesday, March 12, responded to a video where three Indians who are caught up in the Russian-Ukraine war claimed that they received orders to move to the frontline. The three Indians identified as Sameer, Ilyas and Sufiya sent a plea to the Indian government, PM Narendra Modi and EAM S Jaishankar seeking help to rescue them from Russia as soon as possible. "We have received orders from our commander to move to the frontline. Russian Army hasn’t been notified by the Indian Embassy in Moscow about our plea to return to India," they said. They even requested Prime Minister Narendra Modi to rescue them at the earliest. Responding to the video, the Indian Embassy in Moscow said that their cases have been raised with the Russian authorities and are being followed up. Committed to Early Release of Indians Duped to Work for Russian Army: MEA.

Cases Have Been Raised With the Russian Authorities

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