Indian Government Ensures Safety of Citizens Amid West Asia Crisis
Israeli airspace remains partially open while Iraqi airspace is open: MEA on West Asia crisis
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In response to the evolving security situation in West Asia, the Indian Ministry of External Affairs is actively working to ensure the safety of its citizens in the region. Over 900,000 Indians have been successfully repatriated as part of these efforts, according to Aseem R. Mahajan, Joint Secretary (Gulf) at the MEA.
- 01The Indian government is focused on the safety of its citizens in West Asia.
- 02Over 900,000 Indians have been repatriated amid the crisis.
- 03The situation in West Asia and the Gulf is under continuous monitoring.
- 04Efforts are being coordinated across various ministries.
- 05Israeli airspace remains partially open while Iraqi airspace is fully operational.
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As the security situation in West Asia and the Gulf region continues to evolve, the Indian Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) is taking significant measures to ensure the safety of its citizens. Aseem R. Mahajan, Joint Secretary (Gulf) at the MEA, reported during an inter-ministerial briefing that over 900,000 Indians have been successfully brought back to India. The government is closely monitoring the situation and coordinating efforts across various ministries to facilitate the safe movement of the Indian community in the region. While Iraqi airspace is fully operational, Israeli airspace remains partially open, impacting travel and logistics in the area.
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The ongoing efforts to ensure the safety of Indian citizens in West Asia may provide reassurance to families in India and facilitate smoother repatriation processes.
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