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Ghana and Russia Seek to End Illegal Recruitment of Mercenaries

Ghana said Russia promised to end “illegal recruitment” from the West African nation to fight for Moscow in Ukraine, as the death toll of its citizens rose to 62 with 15 missing.

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Ghana and Russia Seek to End Illegal Recruitment of Mercenaries
Ghana said Russia promised to end “illegal recruitment” from the West African nation to fight for Moscow in Ukraine, as the death toll of its citizens rose to 62 with 15 missing.
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