Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina praised her Indian counterpart on Wednesday for rescuing nine of her country’s residents from war-torn Ukraine.

Since Russia attacked Ukraine two weeks ago, India has rescued stranded individuals, especially students, from numerous other countries, including Nepal and Tunisia, as part of its ‘Operation Ganga’ evacuation effort.

Earlier in the day, ANI posted a video of a Pakistani student thanking the Indian government for removing her from the conflict-torn country.

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According to ANI, the girl, Asma Shafique, was rescued by Indian officials and is currently on her way to western Ukraine, according to reports. According to the reports, she will be reunited with her family soon.

The girl can be heard in the video thanking the Indian consulate in Kyiv as well as Modi for his help. “I’d want to thank the Indian embassy in Kyiv for supporting us all the way here, especially since we were in such a terrible circumstance, and I’d also like to thank India’s Prime Minister for his assistance. Because of the Indian embassy, I’m hoping we’ll be able to return home safely “she stated

The ministry of external affairs (MEA) announced a day ago that it had evacuated all Indian students from Sumy, Ukraine, which has been bombarded by Russian forces.

Since the evacuation operation began late last month, around 18,000 Indians, as well as some people from other countries, have been sent back on special flights.