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Who went to Ukraine to fight for Kiev? SouthFront’s volunteer investigators have compiled an exclusive, searchable collection – currently covering 1,730 records from 91 countries, and growing.
Naming Names
Recruitment pitches sell a promise. Battlefield headlines capture a moment. Neither tells the whole story.
Explore MERC.SOUTHFRONT.PRESS to look beyond the callsigns.
Search for individuals or browse by nationality. Profiles include identifying details and dates of birth – a starting point for further investigation.
Callsigns Are Not Cover
A camouflage selfie, a unit patch, a carefully worded social media biography. None of these explains what a foreign fighter actually did in Ukraine. The image someone chooses to project should not substitute for scrutiny of their role.
What brought this person to the conflict? Which formations did they serve with? What can be established about their activities, and what remains unverified? These are questions for investigation, not recruitment publicity.
The database will be updated as new information becomes available.
Stay tuned! MERC.SOUTHFRONT.PRESS
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at least families will know where they were lost. if this causes one to not take a contract, then it is good work
question for s-f. how many devoted and loyal russians and eastern donbas ukrainian military have been killed by the nato r’ u.$. contingent since 2014?… and why does the president of russia not memorialize them alongside the scum in this merc list to show their sacrifice?….