Russia has so far recruited hundreds of Yemeni men under false pretenses to fight in Ukraine through a company linked to the Houthi rebel group.
Yemeni recruits who travelled to Russia told the Financial Times that they were promised high-paying jobs and even Russian citizenship.
But when they arrived in the country, they were forcibly conscripted into the Russian army and sent to the frontline in Ukraine.
At the same time, as the FT notes, the recruitment of Yemeni soldiers apparently began back in July.
Instead, within weeks, he found himself on the front lines in Ukraine with four other Yemenis, wearing military uniforms with Russian insignia.
Another Yemeni, Abdullah, said he was promised a $10,000 bonus and $2,000 a month, as well as Russian citizenship, for working in Russia to produce drones.
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