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Un cubano reveló cómo fue engañado para combatir en el frente ucraniano tras viajar a Rusia en busca de trabajo. Sin experiencia militar, terminó herido, abandonado por su propio comando y sin comunicación con su familia durante meses. Su rescate llegó de una forma inesperada: junto a soldados rusos que decidieron entregarse a las fuerzas ucranianas. Desde su testimonio, lanzó una fuerte advertencia a otros extranjeros que consideren unirse al ejército ruso. Un relato impactante sobre engaño, guerra y supervivencia en el frente.

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00:00Two Russian soldiers who decided to surrender to the Ukrainian defenders of the Brigade
00:05Spartan also brought with them a Cuban citizen.
00:09This was reported by the Third Operational Brigade of Mission Spartan, which bears the name of
00:15Colonel Petru Volvosian, belonging to the National Guard.
00:19In a video that was released, a Cuban man identified as Maike recounted that he had traveled to Moscow
00:25to work and send money back to his native country, where he has five children.
00:30He claimed that he was working illegally, that he was paid little or nothing, and that he was deceived.
00:36According to his testimony, he later accepted a friend's proposal to join the
00:41Russian army, not to fight against Ukraine, but to work in a military unit.
00:48My friend didn't tell me it was about fighting in a war, but that it was a job in a
00:53military unit.
00:54But they deceived me.
00:55"They took my phone away and I haven't spoken to my family in two and a half months," he admitted.
01:01The Cuban, and added that in this way he was tricked into ending up on the front line.
01:06The Cuban recounted that three days after signing the contract, he was sent to war.
01:12after confiscating his phone and bank card, on which he had received
01:16400 thousand rubles.
01:19He added that he was sent to war along with a compatriot and three Colombian citizens,
01:24who had already died.
01:26He also recounted that on his first day at the front he suffered a shrapnel wound to the face
01:31due to a mine explosion, and that upon contacting his commander by radio, the latter
01:36He advised him to find food and water on his own.
01:39Michael complained that he had to treat his own wounds and remained hidden.
01:45He went ten days without food or water, and no one ever contacted him again by radio.
01:50"They sent us there to be killed," the Cuban concluded.
01:54Michael noted that, when he was able to move, he found a backpack with food, and then
01:59He encountered Russian soldiers who had decided to surrender to Ukrainian captivity,
02:05who took him with them.
02:06As a result, the Cuban made a call to foreigners who wish to participate in
02:12the war on the side of the Russian Federation not to do it.
02:16Petro Yatsenko, press secretary of the Coordination Center of Ukraine for Negotiations
02:21The Prisoners of War Commission reported that Ukrainian militants are currently being held captive.
02:26of 48 nationalities who fought on the Russian side.
02:30According to him, most of them are citizens of Central Asian countries.
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