Court extends overseas stay of U.S. national and six Ukrainians in arms training case
A Delhi court has extended the permission for a U.S. national and six Ukrainian citizens to remain outside India until February 2027. The individuals are involved in an ongoing legal case regarding alleged involvement in a Myanmar arms training camp.
Why it matters
The case highlights complex international legal proceedings involving foreign nationals and national security charges in India.
Court extends overseas stay of U.S. national and six Ukrainians in arms training case left Bailed-out US National Matthew Aaron Vandyke arrives at Delhi's Rouse Avenue Court on October 23, 2026 ANI ANI https://th-i.thgim.com/public/incoming/ycywu1/article71616351.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/20261023059L_rQc93ed.jpg ANI New Delhi, Oct 23 (ANI): Bailed-out US National Matthew Aaron Vandyke arrives at Delhi's Rouse Avenue Court to appear before the NIA court in the Myanmar training camp case, after returning from the USA, in New Delhi on Friday. (ANI Video Grab) VanDyke appeared before the court in person, while the six Ukrainian nationals participated through video conferencing, citing health concerns New Delhi A Delhi court on Friday (October 23, 2026) allowed a U.S. citizen and six Ukrainian nationals to stay outside India until February 24, 2027 in connection with the Myanmar arms training case.
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