The Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported that at least 12 Indian citizens have died in Ukraine while serving in the Russian armed forces. Sixteen people have been reported missing. Efforts are underway to bring the bodies back to India.

Since Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2024, it has recruited several thousands of fighters from foreign nations for the war on Ukraine. While there is no accurate assessment, several people from India have also been recruited — often through fraudulent ways.

The deceased has been identified as Binil T B, 32, a resident of Wadakkanchery in Kerala’s Thrissur district. A few days ago, his family received a message that he and another relative were injured in

Russia deceived nearly 100 Indian citizens into fighting against Ukraine and is reluctant to release them despite requests from the Indian authorities, reports The Washington Post. According to the Indian government's statement and conversations with the families of the mercenaries,

Russia recruits Indian citizens to fight in Ukraine under the pretense of work. The American "The Washington Post" revealed shocking details of the unlawful recruitment. Russia is intensifying recruitment activities,

Russia recruits Indian citizens to fight in Ukraine under the pretense of work. The American publication "The Washington Post" has revealed shocking details of this illegal recruitment. Russia is intensifying its recruitment activities,