World and International News – 26 February 2022

govt to organise evacuation flights for indians in ukraine

INTERNATIONAL NEWS

1. Centre organizing evacuation flights for Indians in Ukraine

2. PM Modi spoke on telephone with Russian President Vladimir Putin. President Putin briefed PM Modi about the recent developments regarding Ukraine. In a release, Prime Minister’s Office said, the Prime Minister reiterated his long-standing conviction that the differences between Russia and the NATO group can only be resolved through honest and sincere dialogue.

3. The Prime Minister appealed for an immediate cessation of violence, and called for concerted efforts from all sides to return to the path of diplomatic negotiations and dialogue.

Why students of india studying in ukraine..?
Bcoz:. The medical Universities in Ukraine are recognized in India by NMC (earlier MCI).

b. High quality education conforming to globally-recognized standards.

c. The education consultancies have simplified the process by providing admission as well as prep courses for licensing programs so that’s a much sought help. MBBS Admissions in Top Government Universities of Ukraine are very easy and simple.

d. Full MBBS course at a much affordable rate for Indians.

4. Ahead of the crucial vote at United Nations Security Council (UNSC) on Friday on the Russian attack on Ukraine, external affairs minister S Jaishankar received a phone call from Ukrainian foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba, during which he said that India “”supports diplomacy and dialogue as the way out”.

5. The first batch of Indian nationals from Ukraine arrived in Romania on Friday afternoon after crossing the Suceava border post.

🌎WORLD NEWS🌍

1. RUSSIA Vs UKRAINE
a. Russia’s paratroops seize control of Chernobyl nuclear power plant and its surrounding areas in Ukraine.

b. United Nations Security Council to vote on draft resolution demanding Moscow to withdraw its troops from Ukraine immediately.

2. Russia’s civil aviation authority has banned U.K. flights to and over Russia in retaliation to the British ban on Aeroflot flights.

3. Russia’s communications regulator Roskomnadzor on Friday said it was partially limiting access to Facebook in response to restrictions the US social media giant imposed on Russian media, accusing Facebook of “censorship”

4. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy tweeted a self-shot video from a street in Kyiv on Friday and said, “We are all here – defending our Independence, our state!” “It will continue to be so. Glory to our defenders! Glory to Ukraine,” he added while accompanying his aides. This comes amid claims that he escaped from the city.

5. The Syrian Presidency on Friday said President Bashar al-Assad called Russian President Vladimir Putin and supported him on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Assad described Russia’s invasion of Ukraine as a “correction of history”. Syria is an ally of Russia following a Russian military campaign in Syria in 2015 that helped influence the outcome of a civil war in Assad’s favour.

6. Russian Defence Ministry on Friday said 118 Ukrainian military facilities were destroyed during special operation by Russian Air Force and troops of Donetsk and Luhansk, the separatist regions of Eastern Ukraine recognised by Russia. Ministry also claimed it downed five combat aircraft, 18 tanks and seven rocket launchers. This comes as Russia mounted a full-scale invasion of Ukraine on Thursday.

7. Manchester United have cancelled their £40 million sponsorship deal with Russian airline Aeroflot after Russia launched a military operation in Ukraine.

8. Czech Republic PM Petr Fiala banned Russian airlines from Saturday amid war between Russia and Ukraine

9. China is attempting to impose its agenda in Southeast Asia by establishing its Confucius Institutes (CIs), expanding ‘soft borders’ without using military force, Global Strat View asserted.

10. Pakistani tycoon Zakir Jaffer’s son Zahir has been sentenced to death for raping and beheading 27-year-old woman Noor Mukadam after she rejected his marriage proposal last year. The 30-year-old had held her hostage at his home in Islamabad and tortured her for two days before killing her, according to reports. Noor, a former diplomat’s daughter, was his childhood friend.

11. US President Joe Biden has nominated Ketanji Brown Jackson to serve as a judge in the US Supreme Court. If confirmed by the Senate, Jackson will become the first African-American woman in American history to serve in the highest court.

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