In early March, a video appeared in the largest Chinese service of the Weibo Microblog appeal to the Russian Federation army.
Russia is actively recruiting China’s citizens in the Ukraine war on social networks, and the PRC’s power is ignored. It was reported by Bild on Saturday, April 12.
Thus, publication military, Julian Repkeu said that from the beginning of the year, Russian propagandists have published more and many videos in which Chinese citizens throughout the battle equipment are in the occupied cities in East Ukraine (in the picture – Ed.).
“The Chinese recruitment was carried out on social networks, which the China government ignored, strictly controlled the Internet in its country. From January to March, one of the Chinese soldiers was brought, laid out his videos from Ukraine. He used the Diyang – Analogue of Tiktok, which was under the control of the state censorship,” said the report. “
And in early March, a video appeared in the largest Chinese Chinese Weibo microblog service with a call to the Russian army.
“The video is a promotional roller of the Russian Ministry of Defense” You’re a man “, moved to Chinese. The video promises 2500 euros per month (in the original version-204 thousand rubles). He got hundreds of thousands of views for a few days,” the journalists wrote.
Earlier it was reported that Ukraine’s armed forces were acquired by two China citizens in the Donetsk region. In total, six Chinese participated in the battle.
The day before, President Vladimir Zelensky said many hundreds of Chinese people in the Russian army.
Meanwhile, the media learned the names of more than 50 China citizens who went through the choice of RF Armed Forces point in Moscow a year.
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