Student, fighting against Russian forces, willing to return from Ukraine: Family sources
R Sainikhesh joined the Georgian National Legion last month and was fighting against Russian troops after a war broke out last month.
- Mar 13, 2022,
- Updated Mar 13, 2022 8:21 AM IST
A 21-year-old aerospace engineering student, who joined the Ukrainian paramilitary force as a volunteer, has expressed his willingness to return home to Coimbatore, according to family sources.
R Sainikhesh joined the Georgian National Legion last month and was fighting against Russian troops after a war broke out last month.
The Georgian National Legion is a paramilitary unit formed by mostly ethnic Georgian volunteers fighting on the side of Ukraine in the ongoing war.
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His parents came to know only after central intelligence officials met them and sought the details of Sainikhesh some days ago.
The sources said the youth's father Ravichandran had spoken to his son three days ago, during which he had expressed his willingness to return home.
Since Indian officials are closely following the matter, Ravichandran was expecting his son to rejoin them soon, they said.
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A 21-year-old aerospace engineering student, who joined the Ukrainian paramilitary force as a volunteer, has expressed his willingness to return home to Coimbatore, according to family sources.
R Sainikhesh joined the Georgian National Legion last month and was fighting against Russian troops after a war broke out last month.
The Georgian National Legion is a paramilitary unit formed by mostly ethnic Georgian volunteers fighting on the side of Ukraine in the ongoing war.
Also Read: Russia, Ukraine accuse each other of holding Indian students hostage
His parents came to know only after central intelligence officials met them and sought the details of Sainikhesh some days ago.
The sources said the youth's father Ravichandran had spoken to his son three days ago, during which he had expressed his willingness to return home.
Since Indian officials are closely following the matter, Ravichandran was expecting his son to rejoin them soon, they said.
Also Read: A miracle to survive the war: Indian students on reaching Delhi