India has successfully evacuated more than 3,000 nationals from the conflict-affected regions of Iran and Israel under Operation Sindhu. This initiative was prompted by escalating tensions between Israel and Iran, raising significant safety concerns for Indian citizens living there.
Details of the Evacuation Effort
- The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) facilitated travel for individuals leaving Israel through land borders, followed by flights back to India.
- A special flight from Mashhad, Iran, recently transported 292 Indians safely to New Delhi.
- The total number of Indians evacuated from Iran has reached 2,295.
- The Indian Air Force deployed C-17 aircraft for evacuation missions in Jordan and Egypt to assist 594 Indians departing from Israel.
Government Response and Commitment
The operation underscores the Indian government’s dedication to protecting its citizens abroad during international conflicts. Minister of State Dr. L Murugan personally welcomed the returnees in Delhi, highlighting the coordinated efforts involved.
Context and Future Actions
This large-scale evacuation illustrates the substantial risks expatriates face amid geopolitical tensions. The Indian government remains vigilant, continuing to monitor the situation and provide necessary assistance to those affected.
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