Operation Kaveri: India's Bold Move to Save Its Citizens from Civil War in Sudan
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Operation Kaveri was started by the Indian government to help its citizens flee the violence-stricken Sudan. India's ships and aircraft are prepared to evacuate stranded Indians from Sudan, according to S Jaishankar, the minister of external affairs. "Operation Kaveri gets underway to bring back our citizens stranded in Sudan," Jaishankar tweeted. Port Sudan has received about 500 Indians. more are en route. They will be returned home by our ships and aircraft. committed to helping all of our Sudanese brothers and sisters.
Operation Kaveri: What Is It?
India has recently conducted a number of evacuations to save its citizens in crisis-stricken nations, including Operation Kaveri. India rescued its citizens from Afghanistan and Ukraine last year. India wants to return about 3,000 of its citizens, who are currently in Sudan, through this operation.
In preparation for its emergency plans to evacuate its stranded citizens, India has positioned two IAF transport aircraft in the city of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, and a naval ship at an important port in Sudan. Several Indian citizens were among those evacuated by French aircraft on Sunday.
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Several Indians were among the 388 people France transported to safety on Sunday night, according to the embassy. "There are currently ongoing French evacuation operations." 388 people from 28 countries, including Indian citizens, were evacuated last night by two military flight rotations. Read the tweet.
Five Indian nationals were transported to France's military base in Djibouti along with people of other nationalities, according to French diplomatic sources cited by ANI. They left Sudan via a flight operated by the French Air Force.
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