In Peru, the prosecutor's office launched a human trafficking investigation after...

In Peru, the prosecutor's office launched an investigation under the human trafficking statute after Russian recruiters were accused of sending the country's citizens to war.

It seems there is no country in the world to which Putin's Russia has not brought death. In faraway Peru, relatives of missing citizens who had been promised high-paying jobs in Russia by Russian recruiters came out to protest. Specialized prosecutor's offices on human trafficking in Lima and Lima Norte opened preliminary proceedings on the facts of human trafficking and aggravated human trafficking. The Office of the Attorney General of Chile is urging the public to remain vigilant regarding job offers in Russia that lack verified guarantees, in order to prevent further cases of recruitment for exploitation.

The "I Want to Live" project has data on at least 12 Peruvians who signed contracts with the Russian Armed Forces. Every second one of them has either been killed or gone missing. Some, after ending up in the Russian army, did not survive even a month.

You would think that if you cannot defeat a smaller country and have to go looking for foreigners for your Red Banner Guards army, then at least offer them decent money or an idea of what they are supposed to fight for. But no, Putin's sick system cannot help but deceive, coerce, and fraudulently lure people in. All over the world, from Sri Lanka to Peru, it is the same thing: Russians deceived local men, sent them to the slaughter, and grief-stricken women are trying to find out at least something about their missing husbands. It is amazing that Russians themselves do not feel sickened by what Putin and his oligarchic regime have turned Russia into.

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