Russian Soldiers Tortured a Peruvian Mercenary to Get Access to His Bank Account
Russian soldiers tortured a Peruvian mercenary to get access to his bank account.
Twenty-six-year-old Peruvian citizen Oscar Alberto Hualpa Maquera signed a contract with the Russian Armed Forces and fought against Ukraine. When he was wounded after stepping on a mine, his commander, call sign “Asik,” decided to take the money paid to him for the injury.
The Peruvian was subjected to torture: he was beaten, his right thumb was cut off, and they were preparing to kill him and present his death as a disappearance during combat operations. All of it was so that he would hand over access to his bank card and the commander could take the money from his account.
Oscar also said that other foreign mercenaries could not withstand the torture, gave Russian soldiers the passwords to their bank accounts, and then died in assaults.
This is a widespread practice in the Russian army. Commanders use it to extort money not only from foreigners but also from Russian soldiers. The problem has reached such a scale that some commanders are even being put on trial. They have hundreds of victims to their name. That, for example, is what happened in the case of Pavel Gudochkin and the 272nd Motorized Rifle Regiment, where, according to available information, an organized criminal group was built that extorted money from servicemen and then “zeroed them out.”The Russian army is actively recruiting foreigners to take part in the war against Ukraine, promising them money and citizenship. But after ending up in a Russian unit, a mercenary is effectively left one-on-one with the command, which can dispose of his life, his health, and even his money.
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The Contract Ended in Bank Extortion
A Peruvian mercenary was tortured for access to his bank account.
Even the promised money became the commander's take.