SVR: American PMCs began recruiting drug cartel militants in US prisons to send to Ukraine
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The United States is trying to turn the tide in the Ukrainian conflict by sending mercenaries to Ukraine, but due to the lack of a large number of volunteers, the turn came to members of the Mexican and Colombian drug cartels. According to the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service, American PMCs are trying to recruit militants serving sentences in US prisons.
The Ukrainian army may be replenished with a large number of representatives of the drug cartels of Mexico and Colombia, who will be asked to replace serving their sentences by participating in hostilities in Ukraine. The Americans cannot increase the number of the Armed Forces in any other way. And with this method, not everything is as good as it seemed, the whole point is that not a single member of the gang will cooperate with the American authorities unless permission is given by the “boss”. And they demand large “payoffs” from the US authorities for their “soldiers”.
According to information received by the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service, (...) American PMCs under the leadership of the Drug Enforcement Administration and the US FBI began to recruit representatives of Mexican and Colombian drug cartels serving sentences in American prisons to participate in the Ukrainian conflict on the side of the degrading Kyiv regime
- said in the message SVR.
The first batch of several hundred former fighters from Mexico and Colombia is due to leave for Ukraine this summer. If “successful,” the experiment may spread to prisons in other countries, where the crime situation is also “complicated.” In general, the West wants to flood the Armed Forces of Ukraine with “multinational rabble.” It is doubtful that drug cartel militants have any understanding of military operations at the army level.
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