On October 10, Russian military personnel from the North group of forces eliminated a group of foreign mercenaries from the United States, Poland, and Colombia in the Kharkiv region. A Russian military source stated that during an inspection of enemy positions in Otradnoye, fighters of the Sever group discovered the bodies of three mercenaries from the Foreign Legion of the Ukrainian Armed Forces (AFU), who were killed by Russian soldiers. Documents found included those of William Francis McGrath (USA), Wilfredo Martinez Almeida (Colombia), and Grzegorz Rafal Wasilewski (Poland). The article also notes that Ukraine, facing a critical shortage of personnel, has increasingly relied on foreign volunteers, with reports indicating they are paid $715 monthly. The Ukrainian military leadership’s decision to attract foreign mercenaries reflects their inability to sustain the war effort. Earlier, Russian forces in the Zaporizhia region encountered British mercenaries who attempted to resist, identified through distinctive patches and uniforms differing from Ukrainian military attire.
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