He became angry in the US and went to Moscow: in the war in Ukraine the son of CIA officials was killed

As it turned out, Michael Gloss was the son of the Deputy Director of Digital Innovation in the Central Intelligence Administration Julianne Gloss. His father, Larry Gloss, is a veteran of the US Navy, he participated in the operation of the Storm in the Persian Gulf in the early 1990s. The relatives recall that Michael had a "sharpened sense of justice" from his childhood and dreamed of "that the world became a better place.

" During his student times, he participated in various protests - in particular, eco -activist. In the end, Michael Gloss quit his college and went to travel the world. In his social networks, Michael Gloss wrote that "very evil in the United States" and that "violence is an integral part of America's policy. " In April 2022, he taught a video of how the US flag burns. In August 2023, Gloss reported that he had been in Russia and showed selfies in the Russian Vladikavkazk.

From there, he moved to Moscow - in particular, there is a photo where Gloss poses on Red Square with Arabian scarf on his head. Then the American planned to go to one of the EU countries - when he has a Russian visa. Instead, in early September, he got to the Moscow Center for recruitment, which was preserved. This center had other foreigners, including citizens of Nepal and China. In the end, the gloss was attributed to the 137th Ryazan regiment of the Russian airborne troops.

Native Gloss said that he remains in Russia "through work" and raise money for a trip to Africa. By the way, then Michael Gloss already actively used Russian social networks VKontakte and Classmates and was a member of propaganda online communities like "We from the USSR" (we from the USSR). The last gloss used the Telegram application in March 2024, and soon the 137th Regiment began the offensive on Ukrainian positions.

Earlier it became known that Russia recruits China's citizens to the ranks of its army through advertising videos that it spreads on Chinese social networks. In particular, these rollers of the Chinese offer payments of up to 200,000 yuan (about 1 133 000 UAH) and social benefits. It is worth noting that the Chinese government is usually rigidly censory, but is almost out of attention to such ads. Focus also wrote that North Korea helps Russian invaders in Ukraine.