Ukraine’s foreign ministry on Thursday called on the governments of India, Pakistan, China, and other counties to demand the release of students who have allegedly become hostages to Russia, while Russian officials claimed that Ukraine is keeping them hostage. In a statement, Ukraine’s foreign ministry asked governments to demand that Moscow allow a “humanitarian corridor” to be opened in Ukraine so that civilians can be taken to other safer cities amid the Moscow-led invasion. “We urgently call on the governments of India, Pakistan, China, and other counties whose students have become hostages of the Russian armed aggression in Kharkiv and Sumy, to demand from Moscow that it allows the opening of a humanitarian corridor to other Ukrainian cities,” the ministry said. The ministry also urged Russian forces to “immediately cease its hostilities in Kharkiv and Sumy” so that civilians, including foreign students, can be evacuated to safer Ukrainian cities. “There are students from India, …