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> Most of the Indian nationals currently trapped in Russia never planned to be mercenaries. Sonu Kumar, from the city of Hisar in the northern state of Haryana, was one of the several Indians who travelled to Russia on a student visa.

> Foreign soldiers “are used to move forward and to help the Russian army solidify its position”, Michel explained. “They move in groups of one to three people. They infiltrate themselves and reveal the positions of Ukrainians simply by getting shot [at].”

> “They are often killed, but it’s still a gain [for the Russians],” he said.


> The family’s last contact with Kumar was on September 3. “He said he was being sent to the front line and that his phone would soon be confiscated,” his brother said.

> The family received a Telegram message from the Russian authorities on September 19, telling them that Kumar had disappeared on September 6 and that his body had been located. The family was informed that his remains could be transferred to Moscow airport if they wished to repatriate them at their own expense.


Absolute comedy.