Authorities intensify crackdown on rackets sending Nepali youths to Russia amid reports of hundreds in Russian army
KATHMANDU, Dec 21: Authorities in Nepal are intensifying efforts to bust the racket involved in sending Nepali youths to join the Russian army amid reports that several hundred Nepali nationals could already be serving in the Russian army.
In a shocking revelation, Foreign Minister NP Saud recently disclosed that approximately 200 Nepali youths, who initially went to Russia on various visas, are suspected to have joined the Russian army. Disturbingly, seven individuals have already lost their lives, and an additional 100 Nepali nationals have been reported missing.
In a shocking revelation, Foreign Minister NP Saud recently disclosed that approximately 200 Nepali youths, who initially went to Russia on various visas, are suspected to have joined the Russian army. Disturbingly, seven individuals have already lost their lives, and an additional 100 Nepali nationals have been reported missing.
DANG, Dec 11: Pratik Pun from Tulsipur Sub-metropolitan City-19 Bijauri, Dang, who had gone to Russia on a student visa, was tempted to join the Russian army for financial benefits. After spending two months in Moscow, Pratik's desire to become a citizen of Russia along with the desire to earn money led him to join the Russian army. Finally, participating in the war between Ukraine and Russia, he was captured by the Ukrainian army.
DANG, Dec 11: Pratik Pun from Tulsipur Sub-metropolitan City-19 Bijauri, Dang, who had gone to Russia on a student visa, was tempted to join the Russian army for financial benefits. After spending two months in Moscow, Pratik's desire to become a citizen of Russia along with the desire to earn money led him to join the Russian army. Finally, participating in the war between Ukraine and Russia, he was captured by the Ukrainian army.
KATHMANDU, Nov 29: The Nepali Embassy in Moscow, Russia, sent a letter to the Department of Consular Service on November 24, stating that three Nepali citizens serving in the Russian army had died. Although the letter was sent four days ago, the report was revealed on Wednesday.
KATHMANDU, Nov 29: The Nepali Embassy in Moscow, Russia, sent a letter to the Department of Consular Service on November 24, stating that three Nepali citizens serving in the Russian army had died. Although the letter was sent four days ago, the report was revealed on Wednesday.
