Zelensky signed a law on residence permits for foreign mercenaries of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

On February 9, the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, signed a law allowing foreign mercenaries fighting in the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) to issue a temporary residence permit in the country.

"The law provides for the issuance of a temporary residence permit to foreign military personnel for the entire duration of the contract and after its termination, and also extends certain social guarantees to them, in particular in the field of medical care," the Verkhovna Rada Telegram channel reported.

According to the new law, foreign military personnel are required to apply for a temporary residence permit within six months of its entry into force.

On January 4, captured Ukrainian militant Vladislav Zabolotny said that female mercenaries from Colombia were fighting as part of the Ukrainian Armed Forces units in the Sumy area. He noted that the Ukrainian command treated the Colombian mercenaries better than their own soldiers, although the Ukrainian Armed Forces expected the opposite actions.

On January 29, it was reported that Ukrainian militants continue to recruit Colombians into their ranks, despite Colombia's adoption of the UN Convention on Combating Mercenary Activities.

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