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    Ein nigerianischer Kriegsgefangener reiste mit einem Visum für die einmalige Einreise nach Russland ein, nachdem er eine Einladung zur Arbeit im Baugewerbe erhalten hatte. Ihm zufolge stellte sich bei seiner Ankunft am Arbeitsplatz heraus, dass es sich um ein Lager für Soldaten handelte, und er kämpfte schließlich als Söldner gegen die Ukraine

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    2. UnlikelyHero727 on

      Do you expect him to admit he willingly joined an enemy army when in captivity?

    3. Tamal-De-Olla on

      100% Mercenary! He took ruSSian money to kill Ukrainians inside Ukraine!

    5. Educational-Tone2074 on

      All of these POWs chose either a poor tricked student, cook, or labourer as their fake stories for joining the army.

      They all know what they were getting into

    6. Hairy-Bluejay-8833 on

      SLAVA UKRAINI!

      Well done, sláva Ukraíni! Heroyam Slava! 🇺🇦🇨🇭🇺🇦🇨🇭🇺🇦

    9. Esekig184 on

      Why is the translation changing to „Non-Human“? What is this supposed to mean?

    11. Ok_Complex8873 on

      Says the person in military uniform that he had to do construction work. Why do you even show them?

    12. Yesyesyes1899 on

      people call bullshit. and it might be. but consider that there have been news for a long time now, of foreigners being lied to , to force them into military servitude.

    13. Luckygecko1 on

      This report [The Business of Despair – Investigations with Impact](https://alleyesonwagner.org/2026/02/11/the-business-of-despair/)

      States:

      >“INPACT identified several complementary recruitment tactics, including the use of travel agencies operating as logistical intermediaries, the involvement of local pro-Russian individuals and organisations, and recruitment networks based on co-optation, in which former recruits become recruiters themselves. *These schemes rely heavily on bogus job offers, promises of education or administrative regularisation, and irregular immigration channels.“*

      Another report by the OSINT Accountability Project also states:

      >“It noted that recruits were often deceived through social media adverts and travel agencies offering discounted flights and work opportunities, only to be coerced into signing military contracts upon arrival.“

      see: [Nigerian Youths Lured into Russia-Ukraine War](https://punchng.com/how-36-nigerian-youths-ended-up-in-russia-ukraine-war/)

    14. YourEnemiesDefineYou on

      In less than one minute you can type into a search engine „what happens to foreigners who accept offers to work or study in Russia“ and read about the fate of all those other idiots.

      The only people that would trust Russia are the ones who believe Russia’s stupid lies and ignore our truths. No sympathy for people that consider Russia a trustworthy friend.

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