Newsinc24 Team 
India will send humanitarian aid, including medicines,to Ukraine. Addressing a press conference in New Delhi on Mondy,Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson Arindam Bagchi said that six flights have already brought back nearly 1,400 Indian nationals stranded in Ukraine. Four of these flights arrived from Bucharest and two from Budapest as part of Operation Ganga. India has identified Moldova as a new land route for evacuating its stranded nationals from Ukraine, he said. "Evacuation efforts on...Situation on the ground continues to be complex and fluid, some of them quite concerning, but we have been able to accelerate our evacuation process," the MEA spokesperson said and added that India has identified Moldova as a new land route for evacuating its stranded nationals from Ukraine.
24x7 Control Centres set up to assist in the evacuation of Indian nationals through the border crossing points with Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovak Republic⬇️https://t.co/uMI1Wu5Jwd#OperationGanga pic.twitter.com/UXF1NVBFcr
— OpGanga Helpline (@opganga) February 27, 2022
He added that about 8,000 Indian nationals have left Ukraine since the Indian Embassy in Kyiv first issued an advisory. Three more flights are scheduled in the next 24 hours to bring back more Indians, the MEA spokesperson said. He added, "Flights are not the constraint, main focus is to ensure Indians cross the border and reach a safe place." The MEA spokesperson also told reporters that the Indian embassies in Kyiv, Bucharest, Budapest and Warsaw are managing buses to facilitate the evacuation.
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