At the United Nations General Assembly, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy placed a quiet but urgent burden on 47 nations: the knowledge that their own citizens are dying in a war they did not choose, recruited through deception into Russia's military effort. Speaking not in abstraction but by name — Ghana, Nepal, India, Yemen, and dozens more — he asked a question that transcends geopolitics: who is responsible for a people when their government looks away? His appeal wove together two threads of the same argument — that Russia's war machine runs on foreign lives and foreign money, and t
Zelenskyy warns Indians against joining Russia's war, cites recruitment from 47 nations
Foreign nationals from 47 countries are being recruited through deception and dying on Ukrainian battlefields in Russia's war effort.