Peru Investigates Human Trafficking of Citizens for Russian Combat Operations
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- •Peru is investigating alleged human trafficking of citizens recruited to fight in Ukraine.
- •Victims were reportedly misled with fake job offers and then forced into combat in Russia.
- •The investigation follows similar cases involving foreign recruits from Africa and India.
Peru's Specialized Prosecutor's Offices for Human Trafficking Crimes have initiated an investigation into allegations that Peruvian citizens were deceived into fighting in Russia's war against Ukraine. Reports indicate that individuals were lured with false job offers, such as security positions, and upon arrival in Russia, they were coerced into combat. The investigation follows complaints from relatives of the affected individuals, prompting the government to seek urgent information from Russia regarding their situation. This issue reflects a broader trend, as similar recruitment tactics have been reported in Africa and India, where foreign nationals are being drawn into Russia's military efforts. As of now, the Peruvian government is working to address the risks and ensure the safety of its citizens abroad.
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