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Ministry of External Affairs has set up an emergency helpline number +963 993385973 and email ID to help Indians stranded in Syria. [email protected] Is released. The Ministry has requested all Indians living in Syria to get in touch with the Indian Embassy in Damascus for any information or help.
The Ministry of External Affairs said that the Indian Embassy in Damascus is in touch with the Indian community. The ministry also called for a peaceful and inclusive process of transfer of power in Syria, as rebels claimed control of the capital Damascus, marking the end of President Bashar al-Assad’s rule. The Foreign Ministry said in a statement that we are monitoring the situation in view of the ongoing developments in Syria. We underline the need for all parties to work towards preserving the unity, sovereignty and territorial integrity of Syria. We advocate for a peaceful and inclusive political process led by respect for Syria.
Ministry of External Affairs has set up an emergency helpline number +963 993385973 and email ID to help Indians stranded in Syria. [email protected] Is released. The Ministry has requested all Indians living in Syria to get in touch with the Indian Embassy in Damascus for any information or help.
The 59-year-old autocratic leader fled the war-torn country and landed in Moscow where he was granted asylum after opposition forces toppled his 24-year-old rule in a landslide. Celebrations broke out in the Syrian capital as fighters and a section of residents took to the streets cheering. Rebel groups led by the Islamist group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) declared Damascus liberated and said, “We declare the freedom of our city and the fall of dictator Assad.”
