Peruvians say they were promised jobs in Russia, but landed on the front lines in Ukraine
- The last time Norma saw her son was in late January, when she dropped him off at an airport in Peru’s capital, Lima.
- He told her he found a job as a cook for the Russian army advertised on social media, assuring her he’d be far from the war in Ukraine, make good money and even have a shot at obtaining Russian citizenship.
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- The last time Norma saw her son was in late January, when she dropped him off at an airport in Peru’s capital, Lima.
- He told her he found a job as a cook for the Russian army advertised on social media, assuring her he’d be far from the war in Ukraine, make good money and even have a shot at obtaining Russian citizenship.
Sources: CNN