Amnesty International: How foreign workers were lured to Russia and sent to fight in Ukraine
A civilian job advertised abroad could, according to a new investigation by Amnesty International, end with a foreign worker on the battlefield in Ukraine. The rights organisation says it has documented a pattern in which foreign nationals were recruited with promises of civilian employment, high salaries, legal status or Russian citizenship before being drawn into […]
Since May, Ukraine's 3rd Army Corps has reclaimed approximately 150 to 240 square kilometers of land north of Lyman, effectively undoing 18 months of Russian groundwork aimed at advancing on Sloviansk. This operation, which has largely gone unnoticed for three months, resulted in the Ukrainian forces taking control of the area, displaying their strength and capability.
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