Russia has intensified campaigning among citizens of third world countries
Kyiv • UNN
Russia is facing difficulties in mobilizing troops, which is leading to increased agitation and recruitment of citizens from poor countries as mercenaries to fight against Ukraine, and to date Ukraine has captured more than 11,000 such mercenaries.
Russians have lost the desire to go to the front for money, which has led to a massive agitation of citizens of poor countries, as reported by representative of the Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War Petro Yatsenko, according to a correspondent of UNN.
We are now seeing a situation where the mobilization campaign, the forced mobilization campaign, and the contracting campaign are coming to a certain end. That is, there are no longer so many people who are willing to go to the front for money, and the Russian Federation has begun to face difficulties in mobilizing. That is, Russia's mobilization resource is decreasing
According to him, Russia has intensified its efforts to agitate, mobilize and throw citizens of very low-income countries to the front.
About 11 thousand people are taken prisoner. That is, these people who were taken prisoner by Ukraine are lucky, they were lucky to save their lives and partially their health, although there are also injuries among them
He says that according to the Geneva Conventions, mercenarism is illegal and such soldiers can be convicted only on the fact that they are mercenaries.
We, as a country, want to show the citizens of these countries and other countries that are not represented here, but who are fighting against Ukrainians at the front, that, first of all, these citizens were thrown like cannon fodder because they were not trained. Some of them were deceived, they were promised one thing, but in fact it turned out to be something else. And so that they understand, the citizens of these countries, that even poverty, even the lack of opportunity to earn money at home, can be much better than dying on foreign soil, fighting for someone else's army, for someone else's interests
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