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Foreigners reportedly recruited into Russian jobs and sent to Ukraine front

Foreign nationals are reportedly being lured to Russia with ordinary jobs and then sent to fight on the front in Ukraine.

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The alleged recruitment practice could expand Russia’s manpower pool and expose migrants to coercion and combat.

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  1. Putin's brutal bait-and-switch: Foreigners duped into normal jobs then sent to die on the front - London Business News ↗londonlovesbusiness.com · Recorded source date: Sep 10, 2026, 4:32 PM UTC

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