Zelenskyy Warns India, 46 Nations Over Citizens Drawn Into Russia's War: 'Don't Let Putin Drag You'
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AI-generated summary of the coverage listed below: At the United Nations General Assembly, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy cautioned India and 46 other nations that Russia is recruiting their citizens to fight in the conflict against Ukraine. He urged these countries to prevent their nationals from being drawn into the war, highlighting the broader risk of global involvement. The speech underscored the international dimension of the conflict and the need for collective vigilance. QUOTE: "Don't Let Putin Drag You" — Zelenskyy
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- Zelenskyy Warns India, 46 Nations Over Citizens Drawn Into Russia's War: 'Don't Let Putin Drag You' — ABP Live English (center)
- Russia uses citizens of India, 46 other countries in its war against Ukraine: Zelenskyy tells UN — Deccan Herald (center)