Nepal Asks Russia to Stop Recruiting Its Citizens, Reveals Six Killed

One Nepali soldier captured by Ukraine, 150-200 estimated to be serving as mercenaries in Russian army.

Nepal has requested Russia to stop recruiting its citizens into the Russian army and to send back any Nepali soldier commissioned there.
Six Nepali soldiers serving in the Russian army have been killed, and one has been captured by Ukraine.
Nepal's ambassador in Moscow estimates that 150-200 Nepalis are working as mercenaries in the Russian army.
Nepal has no agreement with Russia for its citizens to serve in the Russian army, unlike its agreements with the British and Indian armies.
Nepal has asked Russia to return the bodies of the killed soldiers and compensate their families.