Russia is recruiting Colombian mercenaries: intelligence revealed an order to shoot at children.

According to inkorr.com: Ukrainian military detained the commander of Colombian mercenaries fighting on the side of Russia's 30th separate motorized rifle brigade. It became known that he issued an order to shoot at women and children in Spanish. This information was made public by the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.

In a fresh radio interception, Ukrainian intelligence recorded a war crime committed by Colombian "mercenaries" fighting against Ukraine as part of the 30th separate motorized rifle brigade, which is part of the second combined arms army of the Central Military District of Russia, the message states.

During the conversation, one of the commanders stated that it is necessary to eliminate anyone who could be considered an enemy - women, children, as well as those who are moving on motorcycles or bicycles. This confirms the well-known fact that this brigade has already practiced committing war crimes, including shooting civilians.

Now the Russian command is trying to extend this practice to foreign nationals fighting for Moscow to make them accomplices to crimes against the civilian population, the message states.

With the dissemination of this information, it becomes evident that Russia is actively seeking new ways to involve different nationalities in the conflict in eastern Ukraine, including mercenaries from Afghanistan willing to participate in combat operations on the side of the Russian Federation.

This situation illustrates not only the growing international involvement in the war but also serious human rights violations occurring in the context of the conflict. The detention of the Colombian commander highlights the situation of mercenaries involved in military actions and the international consequences of such actions. In the context of the ongoing confrontation, it is important to monitor further developments and the response of the global community to these events.