Middle-East tensions: India doesn't have evacuation process going on, but if families..., says MEA
Middle East, India on Friday said that it has not yet initiated an evacuation process to bring back Indians from Israel, Iran, and other countries in the region.
During the weekly briefing, Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal emphasised that flight services are still available for those who wish to return to India.
Jaiswal further talked about India's stance on the ongoing tensions, saying «We issued a statement a few days back expressing deep concern — we said that the violence and the situation is of deep concern for us. We had reiterated a call for restraint by all concerned and also the protection of civilians.»
He further stressed the importance of preventing the conflict from escalating into a broader regional issue. Jaiswal clarified that as of now, flights are still operating from Israel, Iran, and other countries, providing people with the option to leave if they desire.
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Although families have reached out to the Indian government and its embassies, there is currently no ongoing evacuation process.
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