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Sonu Sood Wins Hearts Yet Again, Helps Indian Students Get Back Home From War-Struck Ukraine

Sonu Sood helps indian students get back home from Ukraine. Sood has so far helped more than 300 Indian students cross the Ukraine border.

Garima Satija Updated on Mar 03, 2022, 11:45 IST

When the hopes are high on government but the chances seem bleak, Sonu Sood steps in and turns messiah for the ones in need.?

Once again, Sonu Sood won hearts as he helped Indian students get back home from war-struck Ukraine.

Many students have shared videos to thank him and his organisation for helping them come back home safely.?

"We were stuck in Kyiv and it was Sonu Sood sir and his team who helped us to get out. With their help, we are heading to Lviv which is a safer place and from there we will reach India."

Another Indian student, Charu said, "I am leaving Kyiv. Sonu Sood sir helped us at the right time. In sometime we will reach Lviv and from there we will cross the Poland border by tonight. Thank you so much, they are giving us hope."

Another student named?Kranj said, "I have reached the Delhi airport with the help of Sonu Sood’s team, and now I am waiting for a flight to Ahmedabad . They provided us food and water when we were stuck at a petrol pump in lviv city, and have now even paid the fare for my Ahmedabad flight."

How is Sonu Sood helping Indian students in Ukraine get back home?

Sonu Sood Foundation has teamed up with Ukraine's neighboring countries, reports Mid-Day.

Sonu Sood said that local taxis are sent to students' locations. From there, they are taken to the railway station in Kharkiv. and then they travel to a safer location in Lviv, where buses are arranged to ferry them to Polish border.?

"We are also paying for students’ air travel if they cannot afford it. Dozens of them have already reached their home in India," said Sonu Sood.

It is reported that about 17,000 Indian nationals have left Ukraine's border since the first travel advisory was issued by the Indian Embassy in Kyiv.

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