20 of 30 Bangladeshis ‘Sent to Russia for Jobs Killed in War’, SRB Says
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Bangladesh Arrests 2 Suspects Over Trafficking of Citizens to Russia for Ukraine War | 🌎 LatestLY
Bangladesh police arrested Mizanur Rahman and Abu Taher for trafficking at least 30 citizens to Russia under the pretext of high-paying jobs, where 20 died after being used as "bait" in the Ukraine war. Special Response Battalion Commander Mohammad Asaduzzaman confirmed 17 victims died on their first deployment day as authorities pursue foreign accomplices. 🌎 Bangladesh Arrests 2 Suspects Over Trafficking of Citizens to Russia for Ukraine War.
DHAKA - Police in Bangladesh have arrested two people suspected of being part of a network that smuggled Bangladeshi citizens to Russia and used them as decoys to expose the positions of Ukrainian troops, AFP reported on Wednesday.
Bangladesh arrests two for trafficking locals for Russia war effort
Authorities in Bangladesh have arrested two people suspected of luring locals and sending them to Russia to act as “bait” in Moscow’s war against Ukraine, police said Wednesday. Citizens of some countries, particularly in Africa, have reported being forcibly conscripted into the Russian army to fight in Ukraine after being lured with promises of jobs […]
On Wednesday, Bangladeshi police announced that at least 20 citizens had been killed in the Russian-Ukrainian war, after they had been lured into Russia by a human trafficking network with work promises in the construction sector, before being forced to fight.
Bangladeshis sent to Russia for jobs, used as 'prey' in war, 20 killed: SRB
Thirty Bangladeshis went to Russia in search of jobs after being promised employment at construction companies. But upon arrival, their passports and mobile phones were confiscated, and they were handed over to the military. After 21 days of military training, they were deployed to the Russia-Ukraine war. The Special Response Battalion (SRB) has found that at least 20 Bangladeshis died in drone strikes there.
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