According to the RIA, the building housed the Ukrainian embassy. The sign of the Ukrainian embassy there has also been removed. Even the doors have been sealed. The Ukrainian government severed diplomatic ties with Russia after Moscow ordered an attack on Ukraine on February 24. Russia has been mobilizing about 200,000 troops on the Ukrainian border for almost two months. Western nations, including the United States, have repeatedly warned against the deployment of Russian troops. But Russia has always feared an attack on Ukraine. Then, on February 24, Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered an attack on Ukraine. Russian forces launch a missile attack on the Ukrainian capital, Kiev. Destroyed various air bases and important installations. Hundreds of thousands of people are fleeing Ukraine to escape the attack. In the meantime, the army has taken control of several cities. A Russian -Ukrainian delegation met for the first time in Belarus on Monday (February 26th) to reach a ceasefire after 21 people were killed in a Russian shelling in Kharkiv. However, no solution came in the discussion. So both countries have to sit in the second round of meetings. The United Nations says at least 138 people, including 13 children, have been killed in a Russian offensive in Ukraine. But Ukraine says the death toll has risen to more than 300.have been forced to flee Ukraine and move to neighboring countries to survive the war. Meanwhile, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague will begin a public hearing next Monday (March 6) on allegations of Russian war crimes in Ukraine. Bangladeshi diplomats are working to evacuate Bangladeshis stranded in Ukraine after Russia's invasion of the country. Bangladeshi officials working in Austria, Poland and Romania are working under the direction of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The stranded expatriates will be able to keep in touch with these officials by joining mobile and WhatsApp groups around the clock. This information was given in a press release of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Friday (February 25) at noon. Diplomatic officials are ready to extend maximum cooperation to the Bangladeshis stranded in Ukraine seeking refuge in Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Hungary and Moldova. The detainees have been requested to contact these numbers. In this case, those who are located near the country, they are instructed to call the number of the officer assigned to that country. According to the ministry's instructions, those stranded near Slovakia and Hungary were asked to contact two officials, including the deputy chief of mission of the Bangladesh embassy in Vienna, Austria. Their numbers are: Deputy Chief of Mission, Mobile: +43 ৬৮৮ 60344492 and ACO, Mobile: +43 ৬৮৮ 6060306. Those detained who wish to travel to Romania and Moldova should contact officials at the Bangladesh Embassy in Bucharest, Romania. Contact numbers are: Bangladesh Embassy in Bucharest, Number: +40 (642) 553 609 and, Number: +40 (742) 553 609 (Telephone and WhatsApp Group). In addition, Earlier in the day, the Bangladesh Embassy in Warsaw, Poland, said in a press release that the Poland-Ukraine border had been opened without visa for Bangladeshi expatriates. In this case, valid passport holders will be able to enter Poland by showing their passports to the border guards. Are notified that those who do not have a passport, they can enter Poland with a travel pass. Every Bangladeshi is requested to keep 2 copies of a passport size color photograph. A delegation from the Bangladesh Embassy in Warsaw will leave for the Poland-Ukraine border tomorrow morning. They will provide assistance to Bangladeshis who wish to enter Poland from Ukraine. It further said that due to isolated bomb blasts inside Ukraine, insufficient petrol and additional traffic jams along the way, expatriate Bangladeshis stationed in remote areas of the border are being requested to monitor the situation and leave for the border.
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