Brazilian embassy in Moscow issues warning against enlistment in foreign forces
Brazilian embassy in Moscow publishes warning for citizens not to enlist in foreign armies. The statement records an increase in the number of Brazilians killed in armed conflicts. The measure occurs due to difficulties in consular assistance in cases of military contracts.
Itamaraty identified 15 deaths and 26 disappearances of Brazilians in the war between Russia and Ukraine since February 2022. Authorities emphasize that proposals for work with military purposes must be refused. The embassy reported severe limitations on possible aid.
- Job offers as a security guard can hide enlistment.
- Signed contracts restrict consular intervention.
- Families report last contact before disappearance.
Risks identified in contracts
Military contracts signed by Brazilians include clauses that prevent easy rupture. Volunteers face barriers leaving the military.
The embassy noted cases of citizens traveling to Russia under the pretext of civilian work. Documents reveal armed service obligations.
Data on Brazilians at war
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has been monitoring situations since the beginning of the conflict. Fifteen deaths were confirmed by authorities. Twenty-six citizens remain without contact with family members. The embassy maintains updated records.
Cases involve voluntary enlistment or deception in job offers. Families seek information through official channels.
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Limitations on consular assistance
Help from Itamaraty is restricted by contractual terms. Volunteers sign documents limiting external intervention.
The embassy reinforces that contracts with forces from third countries block full support. Authorities advise immediate refusal of military invitations.
Case of missing Brazilian
Anderson de Oliveira Ferreira traveled to Russia in February 2025. He informed his family that he would act as private security.
The last contact occurred on June 29th. Contract accessed reveals military service fulfillment clause. It is not clear whether there was a mistake in the proposal or intentional enlistment. Family awaits updates from authorities.
Official guidance from Itamaraty
Strong recommendation against accepting armed work abroad. Embassy uses social media to publicize the alert. Post on Instagram details risks and limitations. Ministry monitors increase in csimilar wings.
