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Ukraine Claims 155 Chinese Fighters in Russian Army, Beijing Denies Allegations

President Selenskyj accuses China of complicity in recruitment efforts, as reports highlight social media-driven enlistments and financial incentives.

Overview

  • Ukrainian President Wolodymyr Selenskyj asserts that at least 155 Chinese citizens are fighting for Russia in the Ukraine war, with Kyiv holding detailed personal data on these individuals.
  • Reports indicate that Chinese recruits are being lured through social networks like TikTok, with promises of Russian citizenship and payments ranging from 2700 to 3100 euros.
  • China officially denies any involvement, stating that its citizens are advised to avoid conflict zones, while Kremlin officials also reject claims of Beijing’s complicity.
  • Selenskyj emphasizes that the presence of Chinese fighters contradicts Beijing’s stated neutrality and warns of escalating geopolitical tensions.
  • The alleged recruitment of Chinese fighters underscores broader concerns about shifting global alliances and the potential impact on international peace efforts.

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