Offers work at the shampoo factory: the Kremlin is deceived by Africans for the war - The Telegraph
"Africans and other emerges from developing countries are forcing them to serve in the army, as Russia is looking for a huge number of recruits to maintain a terrible level of loss in their continuous three -year offensive," the statement said. The publication told about the history of Gin Onan, a 36-year-old African who came across an announcement of a work at a Russian shampoo factory on the network. The African lost his job in the capital of Cameroon Yowde, with three children to take care of.
Therefore, he seemed quite a tempting message that you can make "solid money". In March, Onana flew to Moscow, where he joined many other young Africans who find themselves in Russia in search of work or opportunities to study. However, as soon as he managed to fly, he was detained with other Africans, saying that they would not work, but will sign an annual contract for service in the ranks of the Russian army and will take part in battles in front of Ukraine.
Jean Onana was on several week training in Rostov and Lugansk. After his studies, he was taken away by phone and documents, and he could no longer call his relatives. The African's military career ended when, among the eight soldiers who had to take the bunker at the front, he was the only one remained alive. He was later captured. According to the intelligence data received by The Telegraph, Africans were lured by large salaries, deceived and forced to sign a contract.
"Many African recruits did not return, becoming the victims of suicide tactics of infantry, as a result of which Russian troops suffer an average of more than 1100 losses every day, having only small territorial achievements," the publication said. Other examples of African citizens who ended up with Ukraine are also known. One of the obituaries on the network indicates that more than 60 men in the war have been killed in Cameroon.
The publication also learned that Africans in Russia are not only involved in hostilities. Some of them work at the enterprises of the Russian MIC, which cover the needs of the front. The report of the global initiative against transnational organized crime over the past month, according to The Telegraph, stated that the Russian company recruits hundreds of young foreigners, most of which from Africa, to the production of shock drones of Shahamed type.