Bangladeshis detained in Ukraine appeal for rescue

News Desk :
Foreign Minister Dr AK Abdul Momen has said the body of engineer Md Hadisur Rahman has been preserved in Ukraine and efforts are underway to bring back the body home.
“The body has been kept in a safe place in Ukraine,” he told reporters at a media briefing at state guesthouse Padma on Sunday, adding that it might take time to bring it to Bangladesh, reports UNB.
The Foreign Minister also said 28 crew members of Bangladeshi ship “Banglar Samriddhi” are now in Bucharest, Romania. “They stayed at a hotel there last night.”
Md Hadisur Rahman, 47, third engineer of Banglar Samriddhi, was killed  
in a rocket attack on the Bangladesh Shipping Corporation (BSC) vessel stranded at a Ukraine port.
The 28 other crew members of the ship had safely reached Romania from war-ravaged Ukraine and they will soon return home.
Expressing deep condolences to the near and dear ones of deceased Hadisur Rahman, the Russian Embassy in Dhaka on Thursday said the Russian side “bends every effort” to ensure safe departure of the Bangladeshi ship from the port.
The Command of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, relying on the objective monitoring data, has repeatedly stated that, during the retreat, the Ukrainian nationalists open indiscriminate fire and deliberately capture hostages, use them as a “human shield”, resorting to the well-known terrorists’ tactic, said the Embassy.
The BSC ship was positioned in the inner anchorage of Olvia port (Ukraine), when Hadisur was killed due to a missile attack. “The circumstances of the incident are being established,” said the embassy.
Regarding the video posted by five Bangladeshis, the Foreign Minister said they are collecting the information.
“So far what we came to know is that they went to Russia to watch the game and had planned to go somewhere else from Russia,” Dr Momen said, adding that they were detained by the Ukraine government as illegal migrants, subsequently kept in detention centre.
“They’re still there (detention Centre). We’re trying to get more information. We’ll begin our efforts to bring them back once we get more information,” said the Foreign Minister.