Zelenskyy warns UN: Russia using citizens from India and 46 other nations in Ukraine war

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy named India among 47 countries whose citizens he alleged are being used by Russia in the Ukraine war, urging governments to protect their nationals. Addressing the UN General Assembly, Zelenskyy said "Take care of them" and warned against allowing Russia to draw more foreign citizens into the conflict, according to the report. The statement adds to ongoing tensions over foreign involvement in the war, with Zelenskyy pressing for international action to prevent further recruitment of non-Russian nationals.


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