It has been confirmed that 3 more Nepalis died in the Russia-Ukraine war. Along with this, the number of Nepalis who joined the Russian army and died in the war has reached 43.

According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Mohan Tamang of Udaipur, Dhruv Gharti of Baglung and Ranjit Gurung died. Ranjith's address is not disclosed. Russia has sent the medical report of 3 more deaths to the Nepali Embassy in Moscow.

Similarly, Russia has written to Nepal to send DNA test samples of 35 more people. It has been requested to send a DNA test sample of a close family member for the identification of the dead body of the Russian army recruit. Earlier, DNA test samples of 22 people were sent. Russia has not sent the latest details of 22 people.

The Nepali Embassy sent a letter to the Consular Service Department on August 17 and requested to send the DNA test sample. Among them are Lal Bahadur Pun Magar, Bharat Kunwar, Laxman Basnet, Makkhan Bahadur Pun, Rajan Raut, Arjun Dutt Bhatt, Ronal Mishra, Mahendra Shahi, Madan Gurung, Nar Bahadur Darlami, Tikaram Gurung, Suman Meche, Bhim Bahadur Gharti Magar, Kapil Gharti Magar and Maitman Gharti. are .

Also Chandra Bahadur Ghimire, Sandeep Kami, Hira Bahadur Gurung, Shyamadhwaj Gurung, Chham Bahadur Gharti, Sujan Jawegu, Jitendra Keshi, Ganesh Bahadur Kumal, Saduram Pradhan, Bhuvan Pun Magar, Rohan Tamang, Sujan Sharma, Gyan Bahadur Magar, Bhim Bahadur Negi, Dev Tamang, Vijayakumar Tamata, Bipin Bik, Chandraprakas BC, Om Bahadur Magar and Subas Tamang are .