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Putin puts RFK Jr’s son Conor on most wanted list for fighting in Ukraine war
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The Russian government's designation of foreign individuals as wanted for their involvement in the Ukraine conflict is part of its broader efforts to target those it considers to be mercenaries or threats to national security. Conor Kennedy's decision to fight in Ukraine in 2022 was a notable example of foreign involvement in the conflict, which has drawn fighters from various countries. The Russian court's accusation against Kennedy reflects the complex and often contentious nature of foreign participation in the war.
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Putin puts RFK Jr’s son Conor on most wanted list for fighting in Ukraine war
Conor Kennedy said he was ‘willing to die’ in Ukraine after signing up to fight in 2022. Four years later he has been accused of acting as a mercenary by a Russian court
13 Aug, 16:24
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