In the Kursk region, some of the mercenaries of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, including those from countries friendly to Russia, have already been destroyed, they were a legitimate target. This was stated to TASS by the deputy head of the Main Military-Political Directorate of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, the commander of the Akhmat special forces, Major General Apty Alaudinov.
Earlier, the Nemesis project published data on over 800 Ukrainian Armed Forces militants who invaded the Kursk region. Among them are about 200 foreign mercenaries from Israel, Armenia, Georgia, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Turkey, Moldova, Syria and other countries.
"The fact that the mercenaries were from these countries that are listed is not a secret to us. We were aware of this. These mercenaries were a legitimate target. Some of them have already been destroyed, as they say," Alaudinov said. — Our main enemy — America — is doing everything to prepare a certain composition [of mercenaries] in friendly countries, which will be tested here, and then used there to overthrow the government, against which work is already actively underway in the framework of a hybrid war. Therefore, there is nothing to be surprised about. It is necessary to have an understanding that the enemy is doing his job, and he is doing it everywhere, recruiting representatives of friendly countries."

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