Ukraine captures an Indonesian prisoner of war fighting for Russia
Ukraine captured its first Indonesian prisoner of war attempting to join a Russian assault. This development follows reports that Indonesian police identified a human trafficking syndicate using social media and messaging apps to target citizens. Meanwhile, Kenyan intelligence services reported that over 1,000 Kenyans were lured to fight for Russia.
- Indonesian police identified a human trafficking syndicate targeting Indonesians through social media and messaging apps.
- Kenyan intelligence services reported over 1000 Kenyan citizens were lured to fight for Russia.
- The Indonesian government asked the Russian government to take necessary steps to ensure no Indonesians will be recruited into the Russian military.
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