Number of foreign mercenaries in Ukraine on rise
Moscow-Saba: Sergei Lebedev, coordinator of the pro-Russian underground network in Nikolaev (Mykolaiv), announced that the number of foreign mercenaries in Ukraine, including those from Germany, Nordic countries, and Latin America, is steadily increasing.
Sputnik quoted Lebedev as saying: "Many foreign forces have arrived. Groups have arrived from Germany and the Nordic countries, and there are also French. The number of Poles and Romanians has unexpectedly decreased, while the number of mercenaries from Latin America has increased."
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