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Russian “Alabuga” Drone Factories Exploit African Women Amid Widespread Unawareness

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A shocking new report has revealed that many African countries remain unaware of the operations of Russian “Alabuga” drone factories, which allegedly exploit African women in targeted recruitment schemes.

The investigative findings indicate that these factories, operating under the guise of employment opportunities, have been luring young women with false promises, only to subject them to exploitative conditions. Sources claim that some recruits are coerced into working in precarious environments linked to drone manufacturing, fueling security concerns across the continent.

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Analysts warn that the lack of awareness among African governments has allowed these operations to persist unchecked. Calls are now mounting for urgent diplomatic and security interventions to investigate the extent of Russia’s covert drone-related activities in Africa.

Authorities across the continent are expected to respond as pressure builds to expose and dismantle these alleged exploitation networks.

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