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Nepal urges Russia not to recruit its citizens into army; says six killed

Six Nepali citizens were killed while serving as mercenaries in the Russian army, and another was captured in Ukraine.
Nepal has urged Russia to stop using Nepali mercenaries and to repatriate the bodies of the deceased and compensate their families.
The Nepali government has requested that Russian authorities not recruit Nepali citizens and return them if they are already recruited.

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Times of India

Nepal urges Russia not to recruit its citizens into army; says six killed

Nepal has urged Moscow to refrain from recruiting its citizens into the Russian army, following the death of six Nepali soldiers in Russia. Known for their bravery, Gurkhas have historically served the British and Indian armies, but Nepal lacks a similar agreement with Russia. The government seeks the return of the soldiers' bodies and compensation.

7 months ago·India

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The Independent

Nepal calls on Russia not to deploy its Gurkhas in Ukraine war

Six Nepali soldiers embedded in Russian army have been killed fighting in Ukraine so far

7 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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Reuters

Nepal urges Russia not to recruit its citizens into army; says six killed

7 months ago·United Kingdom

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NDTV

Nepal Urges Russia Not To Recruit Its Citizens Into Army After 6 Killed

Nepal said it has asked Moscow not to recruit its citizens into the Russian army and immediately send back any Nepali soldier commissioned there back to the Himalayan nation after revealing six soldiers serving Russia's military had been killed. Nepali soldiers, called Gurkhas, are known for their bravery and fighting skills, and have been serving the British and Indian armies following the independence of India in 1947 under an agreement betwee…

7 months ago·New Delhi, India

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South China Morning Post

Nepal tells Russia to stop recruiting its citizens as mercenaries after 6 die

Kathmandu has urged Moscow to send any Nepali mercenaries still fighting in the Russian army back home. It did not specify where, how or when the six were killed.

7 months ago·Hong Kong

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Channel News Asia

Nepal urges Russia not to recruit its citizens into army; says six killed

KATHMANDU: Nepal said it has asked Moscow not to recruit its citizens into the Russian army and immediately send back any Nepali soldier commissioned there back to the Himalayan nation after revealing six soldiers serving Russia's military had been killed. Nepali soldiers, called Gurkhas, are known for the

7 months ago·Singapore

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