The Financial Times reports that Russia has recruited hundreds of Yemeni men to fight in Ukraine, lured by the promise of high salaries and potential Russian citizenship.
The November 23 report said they were helped by a Huthi-linked company to travel to Russia, then forcibly inducted into the Russian Army and sent to the front lines in Ukraine.
The report said the action illustrates how the Kremlin is desperately trying to avoid a full mobilization of its society by using foreign fighters following reports that North Korea has sent thousands of soldiers to train and fight alongside Russian forces./RFE-REL/
China remains key financial lifeline for Iran’s revolutionary guards 
Serbian police used EU funds to purchase technology from a sanctioned russian company 
NATO general: Joint Russia–China activities in the Arctic pose a threat to the Alliance 
Use of Sonic Weapon at protest: European Commission calls on Serbia for a swift and transparent investigation 
SBU: Russian attacks on energy infrastructure are crimes against humanity 
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