“The Ministry of the Interior has detected and it is working to neutralize and dismantle a human trafficking network that operates from Russia in order to incorporate Cuban citizens living there and even some living in Cuba, into the military forces that participate in military operations in Ukraine. Attempts of this nature have been neutralized and criminal proceedings have been initiated against those involved in these activities,” a statement by Cuba's Foreign Ministry reads.
According to the statement, Cuba has a "firm and clear historical position against mercenarism, and it plays an active role in the United Nations in rejection of the aforementioned practice."
The Cuban Foreign Ministry emphasized that "Cuba is not part of the war in Ukraine" and acts "against those who within the national territory participate in any form of human trafficking for mercenarism or recruitment purposes."
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