Why was the operation named ‘Ganga’ to help Indians stranded in Ukraine?

Today five days have been completed for the war that broke out between Russia-Ukraine. The attack of Russian troops against Ukraine is intensifying. Since the morning of February 28, the Russian army has been continuously attacking the area around the capital Kyiv. It is also attacking major cities of Ukraine with cruise missiles. At the same time, after some time, talks between Russia and Ukraine are going to happen. However, Ukraine is not ready to back down at all. Ukrainian President Velodymyr Zelensky’s statement came just before the conversation.

Not only this, Russian soldiers have been warned. Zelensky has warned the Russian soldiers, “Save your life and leave the country.” He has said that Russia should immediately declare a ceasefire and withdraw its troops from Ukraine. The ongoing talks between Russia-Ukraine in Belarus have ended. Russian and Ukrainian delegations held talks in Belarus for more than three hours. Dozens of people were killed and hundreds injured in Russian military rocket attacks on the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv on Monday morning.

According to the report of The Guardian, the Ministry of Home Affairs of Ukraine gave this information. The Guardian reported that Ukraine’s Interior Ministry adviser Anton Herashchenko said in a post on Facebook: “Kharkiv has just been (Monday morning) massively fired by Grads (rockets). Dozens of people have died and hundreds have been injured.” Russia has so far banned airlines from 36 countries.

These countries also include Britain, Germany, France, Italy and Canada. Prime Minister Modi is going to hold a high-level meeting again today regarding the situation in Ukraine. Government sources have given this information. Foreign Ministry spokesman Arindam Bagchi said, we will send humanitarian aid along with medicines to Ukraine. If needed, we will also take the help of the Indian Air Force to get the Indian out of Ukraine safely.