Peru's Foreign Minister Is Heading to Moscow After Hundreds of Peruvians Were Allegedly Lured Into Russia's Military with Fake Job Offers
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(Tokyo=Yonhap News) Correspondent Cho Seong-mi = Russia lured foreign workers seeking employment, forcibly deployed them to the Ukrainian front, and subjected them inhumanely, such as by tattooing their bodies...
Peru's foreign minister is heading to Moscow after hundreds of Peruvians were allegedly lured into Russia's military with fake job offers
Peru's Foreign Minister Carlos Espá is traveling to Moscow to address the cases of 459 Peruvians allegedly deceived into joining Russia's military, including those dead, missing or held captive.
Chancellor includes an additional destination to travel through Europe to “make high-level efforts” and provide information to the families of the compatriots fighting in the conflict
Peruvian Foreign Minister Carlos Espá will travel to Russia next Friday to request information about some 450 Peruvian citizens who were allegedly recruited by deception to fight in the war between Russia and Ukraine, a situation that has generated concern between the authorities and the
The total cost of Espa’s trip is US$11,021, covering air and travel tickets during his stay in Portugal, Spain and Russia. Supreme Resolution No. 309-2026-PCM supports this trip, which includes high-level engagements with Russian authorities and meetings with the Embassy of Peru.
The Foreign Minister of Peru, Carlos Espá, will travel to Russia next Friday to request information about some 450 Peruvian citizens who were allegedly recruited by deception to fight in the war between Russia and Ukraine, a situation that has generated concern among the authorities and relatives of those affected. [...]
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