Ghana susține că Putin a interzis recrutarea cetățenilor ghanezi pentru războiul din Ucraina
Ministrul ghanez de externe, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, a declarat că Volodimir Putin a fost de acord să interzică recrutarea cetățenilor Ghanei, inclusiv prin recrutare ilegală sau înscriere voluntară în armata rusă. Acordul ar fi fost negociat în cadrul summitului Rusie–Africa, însă Moscova nu a confirmat afirmația. La aceleași negocieri au fost discutate și alte domenii ale cooperării bilaterale.
Puncte-cheie
- Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa a declarat că Putin a interzis recrutarea громаждан Гани pentru війни проти України
- Заборона, за словами Аблакви, стосується як незаконного вербування громадян Гани, так і їхнього добровільного вступу до російської армії
- Домовленість про заборону вербування громадян Гани була досягнута під час переговорів у межах саміту Росія — Африка
- Повідомлення про заяву Аблакви не було підтверджене з боку Москви
- Росія погодилася співпрацювати з Ганою над будівництвом атомної електростанції потужністю 2000 МВт
- Росія та Гана домовилися поглибити оборонну співпрацю, а збройні сили Гани отримуватимуть від Росії зброю
- Росія погодилася підтримувати сільськогосподарський сектор Гани та збільшити кількість стипендій для ганських студентів у Росії
De ce contează
O astfel de interdicție, dacча згодна з інформацією, would address concerns about Russia recruiting African citizens for its war against Ukraine. The claim remains unconfirmed by Moscow. The broader Russia–Ghana agreements also cover nuclear energy, defense cooperation and arms supplies, agriculture, and scholarships, showing that the recruitment issue forms part of a wider bilateral relationship.
Ce s-a întâmplat
During negotiations at the Russia–Africa summit, Ghana’s foreign minister said the two countries reached an agreement under which Ghanaian citizens would not be recruited for Russia’s war against Ukraine, whether through unofficial recruitment or voluntary enlistment. Moscow had not confirmed the statement by the time the materials were published. The talks also covered cooperation on a 2,000 MW nuclear power plant, deeper defense ties with Russian arms supplies to Ghana’s armed forces, support for Ghana’s agricultural sector, and increased scholarships for Ghanaian students in Russia.
Cum prezintă evenimentul sursele ucrainene
Ukrainian-language coverage foregrounds Ghana’s allegation that Putin banned the recruitment and voluntary enlistment of Ghanaian citizens for the war against Ukraine, while also noting the lack of confirmation from Moscow. It places the claim alongside the wider bilateral cooperation between Russia and Ghana and the broader issue of Russia recruiting foreign nationals for the war.
Context
Rosatom held talks with four African countries, including Ghana, about major nuclear-energy projects. Bloomberg-linked reporting said Russia recruited 699 citizens of Burundi and 530 citizens of Zimbabwe between January 1 and September 30, 2026, and increased recruitment from the Democratic Republic of Congo, Sierra Leone, Sudan and Cameroon during 2026. The “Хочу жити” project said citizens of 18 African countries entered Ukrainian captivity during the full-scale war, while Russia returned no African prisoners of war in exchanges.