Uganda Reports 27 Citizens Killed Fighting For Russia in Ukraine

Published 3h ago · Latest report 2h ago · Conflict

Affects Uganda, Russia, and Ukraine · Covered in 2 countries

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Twenty-seven Ugandans recruited into Russia's army have died or are missing in Ukraine.

Ugandan authorities have revealed that 27 of their citizens recruited into Russian military forces have died or are missing in Ukraine. A diplomatic cable from the Ugandan embassy in Moscow detailed that 11 deaths are confirmed while 16 others remain unaccounted for. The disclosure highlights the recruitment of foreign nationals into active combat zones.

  • The casualtiesEleven citizens are confirmed dead and 16 others have unlocated bodies.
  • The sourceA diplomatic cable from the Ugandan embassy in Moscow alerted the foreign ministry.
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Foreign nationals from various countries have increasingly been recruited into military service amid ongoing hostilities, raising diplomatic concerns about mercenary enlistment and citizen safety abroad.

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27citizens killed or presumed dead
11Ugandans confirmed dead
16bodies not located
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An official diplomatic letter from Uganda's embassy in Moscow confirms that 27 Ugandan nationals fighting for Russian forces in Ukraine are either dead or missing.

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