Ukraine captured an Indonesian citizen for the first time - a man whom Russia sent to storm positions in Zaporozhye. In total, Russia recruited at least 292 Indonesians, while over the past three years there were no more than 10, the Guardian reports, pointing to the "Khochu Zhyty" project. Soto Ayok, 49, from Java, was promised a construction job in Russia, but eight days after arriving in Moscow he learned he had signed a contract with the Russian Ministry of Defense. He was sent to the 39th Brigade. Suzuto tried to run away, but was stopped by his force and he had an identification number tattooed on his chest. He received no training. After a drone attack on his attack group, the man wandered for several days before being captured. Indonesia called on Moscow not to conscript its citizens following reports of the death in October of an Indonesian serving in the Russian military. The local police also uncovered a human trafficking network: people were promised jobs in logistics, border security and construction, and after arriving in Russia were offered military contracts. Earlier, Kenyan intelligence reported that more than a thousand buyers had been taken to fight in Russia. Among the recruits are also citizens of Uganda and South Africa. ▪️ In August, the HUR stated that Russia is tattooing an ever-increasing number on the skin or equipment of foreign mercenaries instead of military dog tags. This is how the Russian security forces control and look for the speakers.