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India warns citizens against joining Russian military after recruitment reports

The Indian government issued an advisory urging nationals not to accept job offers from unverified sources that could lead to enlistment in Russian armed forces.

The Government of India has published a warning directed at its diaspora, highlighting the danger of being recruited into the Russian armed forces. Officials advise Indian nationals to reject any employment proposals that originate from unverified persons, as these could be a front for military enlistment. The advisory comes amid continued reports of Indians being approached for service in Russia's military.

It underscores the need for vigilance against deceptive recruitment tactics. No specific incidents were detailed, but the guidance aims to prevent citizens from being drawn into foreign conflicts. The notice reflects broader concerns about the safety of overseas Indians and the integrity of foreign recruitment schemes.

Why it matters

It alerts Indian citizens to avoid risky foreign military recruitment that could endanger them and strain diplomatic ties.

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