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Philippines verifying report Filipino 'mercenary,' a Russian recruit, died in Ukraine
The Armed Forces of the Philippines is verifying a report of a Filipino killed while fighting for Russia, highlighting concerns over foreign recruitment in the Ukraine conflict.
- The Armed Forces of the Philippines is investigating reports of a Filipino named John Patrick who was allegedly killed fighting for Russia in Ukraine, according to Francel Margareth Padilla from the AFP.
- Ukraine's Defense Intelligence reported that John Patrick was serving in Russia's 283rd Regiment when he was killed in an assault near Novoselivka village.
- Padilla emphasized that the military will only release verified information, stating, 'As a matter of policy, we deal in confirmed facts — not unverified claims.'
- The report has raised concerns about Russia recruiting foreign nationals, with Ukrainian officials warning against such practices that often involve deception or coercion.
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