Russia increasingly recruiting African women to produce drones
Briefly

from euronews3 months ago
The online recruitment drive, 'Alabuga Start', has lured young African women with promises of adventure, but they find themselves assembling attack drones instead.
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Victims reported promises of wages and education that never materialized, describing harsh working conditions with constant surveillance and exposure to harmful chemicals.
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The Kremlin's effort to compensate for its dwindling domestic workforce has resulted in approximately 200 African women handling critical weapons production in Tatarstan.
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One woman expressed regret after realizing that instead of an educational experience, she was unprepared for the realities of drone assembly work.
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