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62 Ghanaians Dead, 15 Missing: Ablakwa Sounds Alarm Over Illegal Recruitment Into Russia‑Ukraine War

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Up to 62 Ghanaians have died, with 15 others still missing, after being ldquo;illegally recruited rdquo; to fight in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, Minister of Foreign Affairs Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has revealed.

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