KHARKIV: The Pakistani embassy has successfully evacuated 35 trapped Pakistani students from the war-torn Ukrainian city of Kharkiv to Poland.

The Pakistan embassy in Ukraine has stepped up attempts to rescue trapped citizens in the war-torn country. Following their efforts, 35 Pakistani students were able to go to Poland by train from Kharkiv, and another 65 nationalities would be transferred to Poland on Saturday.

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