They are the nameless ones. The faceless ones. Called the "men in green," they are a group of hundreds, if not thousands, of Russians fighting in Ukraine with neither identifying insignia nor official documents - soldiers in everything but name. Instead, they're called "volunteers." They're called "vacationers". "They're "blood brothers," as rebel leader Aleksandr Zakharchenko on Aug. 28 referred Russians who have crossed the border to fight alongside him.
Russia's War Against Ukraine
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10 Russian paratroopers captured by Ukrainian forces near the Donetsk Oblast village of Dzerkalne, nearly 30 kilometers from the Russian border, appear at a press conference in Kyiv on Aug. 26.
