Cuban Soldiers in Ukraine Conflict

Cuban soldiers were recruited to fight in Ukraine, under false pretenses, with promises of high pay and Russian passports. The Cuban government is suspected of facilitating the deployment of mercenaries. Many Cuban recruits have died in the war. The Cuban government denied involvement initially but later released detainees linked to a trafficking network. Ukrainian intelligence estimates 20,000 Cubans mobilized, with a high mortality rate and broken promises by the Russians.

Colombian Mercenaries Arrested in Mexico

Colombian mercenaries hired by Cartel de Los Reyes in Mexico were responsible for an attack that killed six Mexican army soldiers. The mercenaries were arrested by Mexican military forces, along with local gunmen, weapons, and explosives.

Alleged Chinese Support for Russia's War in Ukraine

Ukraine claims to have evidence that China has been supplying weapons to Russia, including dual-use materials and mercenaries fighting in Ukraine. The US has imposed tariffs on all countries except China. Ukraine hopes to use China as a political leverage against Russia. China is accused of supplying 80% of the dual-use goods Russia relies on for its war efforts.

Colombian mercenaries

Former members of Colombia's armed forces are becoming mercenaries and fighting around the world.

French Mercenaries in Ukraine

French mercenaries have been accused of being in Ukraine by Russian President Vladimir Putin, but France denies the allegations. The presence of regular military in Ukraine is seen as a step towards global conflict.

Chechen Warlord Adds 3,000 Former Wagner Mercenaries to His Forces

Chechen warlord Ramzan Kadyrov has added 3,000 former Wagner mercenaries to his forces, potentially to strengthen his army and have a significant impact in Ukraine. There are speculations about Kadyrov's motives, including defending Putin against a coup or establishing Chechnya's independence if Putin dies.