The Indian government has successfully evacuated over 3,000 Indian nationals from conflict zones in West Asia, including Iran and Israel, through its ongoing Operation Sindhu. This operation was initiated in response to escalating tensions and military conflicts in the region.
Evacuation Details
- A special flight from Mashhad, Iran, recently brought back 292 Indians to New Delhi.
- The total number of Indians repatriated from Iran has now reached 2,295.
- The Indian Air Force utilized C-17 aircraft to evacuate 594 Indian nationals from Israel via Jordan and Egypt.
Government Response and Actions
The returning citizens were warmly welcomed in Delhi by Minister of State Dr. L Murugan. In light of the ceasefire agreement between Iran and Iraq, airspace in these countries has reopened, which has allowed flights to Gulf nations to resume.
- Air India is resuming most of its flights to West Asia.
- Flights continue to avoid unsafe airspaces to ensure passenger safety.
The government remains vigilant, monitoring the crisis closely, and is prepared to facilitate further evacuations if necessary. These measures prioritize the safety and speedy return of Indian citizens from the conflict-affected areas.
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