China prepares to evacuate its nationals from Ukraine after Russian military action
The Hindu
The embassy is preparing charter flights and has asked all Chinese nationals to voluntarily register
China is gearing up to bring back its nationals from Ukraine by chartered flights following the massive military operations launched by Russia against the east European country, the official media here reported on Friday.
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The Chinese Embassy in Kyiv issued a notice on Thursday in preparation for bringing back Chinese nationals from Ukraine.
Given the rapidly deteriorating situation in the country, Chinese nationals and companies are facing high-security risks. For this reason, the embassy is preparing charter flights and has asked all Chinese nationals to voluntarily register, state-run Global Times reported.
The charter flights will be dispatched according to the safety situation and will be notified in advance, the embassy said.
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