India Launches 'Operation Sindhu' Amid Rising Tensions in Israel
India initiates 'Operation Sindhu' to evacuate its citizens from Israel amid escalating conflict between Israel and Iran. The operation follows an Iranian missile striking a hospital in Beersheba. The Ministry of External Affairs prioritizes the safety of Indian nationals, coordinating their return via land borders and air travel to India.

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In response to escalating tensions between Israel and Iran, India has launched 'Operation Sindhu' to evacuate its citizens wishing to leave. This decision came swiftly after an Iranian missile reportedly struck a hospital in Israel's Beersheba area, heightening security concerns.
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) emphasized India's commitment to safeguarding its nationals abroad, facilitating their return through land borders followed by air travel to India. This operation underscores the urgency of the situation, as the conflict shows no signs of abating.
The Indian embassy in Tel Aviv remains actively connected with the Indian community, urging vigilance and adherence to Israeli safety guidelines. Nationals have been prompted to register with the embassy to ensure seamless coordination during the evacuation process.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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