Inside Putin's Bold Army Recruitment: How Russians Are Forced Off Streets to Fight in Ukraine
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Vladimir Putin's attempts to replace losses on the battlefield are becoming increasingly desperate. Now men are being picked off the streets and students are being tricked into signing contracts, writes the FT. - Putin is clearly trying to avoid a new wave of mobilization, Grigory Sverdlin, who helps soldiers desert, told the newspaper.
Russia recruits Africans for the war against Ukraine. Daniel Angel Masie Nchama from Equatorial Guinea describes how he was lured to Russia with a job promise and forced to fight according to his own statements.
Daniel Angel Masie Nchama dreamed of the bodyguard job in Russia. He was forced to sign with weapons and sent to the Ukraine war.
A student from Equatorial Guinea goes to Russia to become a bodyguard. A little later he finds himself at the front in the war of aggression against Ukraine. The reports of the man give insights into how Moscow systematically recruits no Africans for its own army.
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