Israel-Iran conflict: The first flight bearing about 110 students who were evacuated to Armenia of War Iran landed in Dilli in the early morning of June 19.
Indian students in Tehran were moved from the city, of which 110 crossed the border to Armenia through the arrangement of the Indian Embassy 17th June under the “Sindhu” Operation “in the middle of the degree of conflict between Israel and Iran.
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Most of these students come from Jamm and Kashmir. The Association of Students J&K thanked the Prime Minister Narendra Modim and the Minister of the External Affairs of Trade Unions with Jaishankar for the opening of evacuation efforts.
The Association said in its statement: “We still hope that all remaining students will be evacuated soon.”
Evacuated students traveled from northern Iran along the road to the Armenian capital of Yerevan under the supervision of Indian missions in Iran and Armenia. After they arrived in the Armenian capital, the students soon left from Yerevan for a special flight at 14:45 on June 18. They arrived in Nový Delhi in the early morning hours of 19th June as part of the initial phases of the Sindhu operation, Mea said.
Israel-Iran conflict: What do we know so far?
The deadly conflict between Iran and Israel entered into his sixth day of June 18, with both sides expanded their attacks.
Israeli strikes in Iran have so far killed at least 639 people and injured 1,329 others, a group for human rights was listed.
On Wednesday, the Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei refused to give up calls for surrender due to more Israeli strikes. Instead, Khamenei warned that any military involvement of Americans would cause them “irreparable damage”.
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European diplomats are expected to negotiate with Iran on Friday.
The second public performance of Khamenei from Israel’s strikes came when Israel abolished some limitation of everyday life, suggesting that the missile threat from Iran releases.
Khamenei spoke the day after US President Donald Trump demanded in a social media post that Iran gave up without conditions and warned Khamenei that the US knew where he was, but he does not plan to kill him “at least not yet”.
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Initially, Trump distanced himself from the Israeli surprising attack focused on the Iranian nuclear program, but in recent days he has indicated more American involvement and said he wanted something “much larger” than a ceasefire. The US also sent more military aircraft and warships to the region, the AP press agency reported.
The parents of some students were seen anxiously to wait outside the airport for their children. Haider Ali, father of 21 -year -old Maaz Haider, MBBS student in Iran, thanked the Indian government for rescue.
‘Grateful to the Indian government ‘
“We are really happy. Students were brought back home safely. We thank the Indian government for that. But we are sad that students who stuck in Tehran were not rescued,” he told the video to evacuate students who were still stuck in Tehran.
Parvez Alam, Father Sameer Alam, was also seen waiting for his son at the airport. “It has been two years since he studied in Urmia. Everything was fine, but recently the situation has deteriorated. We were under great stress. However, the Indian government evacuated students to Armenia, where they were held in good hotels.
Mir Khalif, a MBBS student who landed in Delhi, said it was a tense situation in Iran. “We saw missiles. There was a war. Our neighborhood was bombed. We were very afraid of the situation. I hope we will never see these days again,” he told reporters.
Khalif thanked the Indian government for evacuating them first to Armenia and then brought them back home.
“The students still stuck in Iran
India Sets the 24×7 control room
The Ministry of External Affairs also set up a 24×7 control room in the new Delhi, which would deal with problems for Indians stuck in Iran and their relatives. She also shared contact information for the control room.
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