Ghana claims Putin has banned recruitment of its citizens to fight against Ukraine, Reuters says

Ghana claims Putin has banned recruitment of its citizens to fight against Ukraine, Reuters says

Ghana's Foreign Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has claimed that Kremlin ruler Vladimir Putin has banned the recruitment of Ghanaian citizens to fight in the war against Ukraine, including through illegal recruitment or voluntary enlistment in the armed forces.

Source: Reuters

Details: Ablakwa said the agreement was reached during talks held on the sidelines of the Russia-Africa Summit.

The minister also announced that Russia has agreed to work with Ghana on the construction of a 2, 000 MW nuclear power plant .

The agreement between the two countries also covers deeper defence cooperation, support for Ghana's agricultural sector, and an increase in the number of scholarships for Ghanaian students in Russia.

So far there has been no confirmation of the agreement from Moscow.

Background: Russia recruits around 1, 800 foreign nationals every month to fight in its armed forces.

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