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Kremlin says its troops will 'destroy' foreigners fighting for Kyiv
Kremlin vows to eliminate foreign fighters supporting Ukraine, citing detection of multiple foreign languages on front lines, amid reports of potential deployment of 2,000 French troops.
- On Tuesday, the Kremlin said Russian troops constantly hear foreign languages at the front lines in Ukraine, and Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov warned foreign fighters would be `destroyed`.
- Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov cited a report by Russia's SVR foreign intelligence agency alleging France is preparing to send soldiers and officers to support Ukrainian forces.
- Russian intelligence reports say Russia’s eavesdropping repeatedly picked up English and French at the front lines, while the U.S.-led NATO military alliance says it supports Ukraine but has not deployed soldiers there.
- These developments underscore the escalating complexity of international involvement in the ongoing conflict, and the Kremlin's statements come amid escalating tensions in the region.
- Addressing reporters, Dmitry Peskov, Kremlin spokesman, said intelligence reports indicate alleged foreign deployments and that `Our military will continue to do their job.
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The Kremlin said on Tuesday that Russian troops were constantly hearing foreign languages spoken by those fighting for Ukraine on the front line, and promised that such fighters would be "destroyed".
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The Kremlin commented on the SVR data on the transfer to Ukraine contingent from France: EADaily
EADaily, October 28th, 2025. Data from the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) on the transfer to The conditions of the French military contingent are alarming, but Russian fighters regularly hear foreign speech on the line of combat contact. This was stated to journalists by the press secretary of the President of the Russian Federation Dmitry Peskov.
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