African mercenaries in Putin's army. They're tempted by money

A 36-year-old unemployed man surviving in Jande, the capital of Cameroon, has a wife and 3 children. He hoped that Putin's country would make a living. He saved up for a plane ticket and traveled to Moscow. He was immediately detained with 10 another men from Cameroon, Bangladesh, Zimbabwe and Ghana. He heard that he would not gotta bother producing shampoos, but would sign a one-year contract with the Russian army and be sent behind the front. Jean and his companions of misery from various exotic countries had been training in military camps in Rostov and Luhansk for 5 weeks, then learned that he was going to war. On his way to the front, his papers and cell telephone were taken.