What happens to foreign citizens who die fighting for Russia?
What happens to foreign citizens who die fighting for Russia?The second army in the world turned out to be incapable of fighting without convicts released from prisons and mercenaries from the world’s poorest countries. Based only on the personal data we have for foreigners who signed contracts with the Russian Armed Forces, we know the details of almost 29,000 foreigners. At least 3,390 of them have already died.
After their death, the Russian state does nothing to bury them in their homeland. If the dead man was lucky and had a dog tag or any documents on him that allow his identity to be established, the mercenary will be buried in a marked grave. But if the remains are not identified, no one will bother looking for relatives somewhere in Colombia or Uganda. Such remains are either cremated or buried in nameless graves.
The video shows those who got lucky: after their deaths, their names were preserved. A Colombian citizen came to Russia to look for her missing brother. She is shown fresh graves of Colombians on the edge of a cemetery, with crooked concrete “monuments” installed on them.
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The Contract Ends In An Unmarked Grave
Foreigners in Russia’s army are buried with names or without them.
The state even saves on the final address.