From Counter Extremism Project <[email protected]>
Subject ICYMI: CEP Leads Research On Understanding Foreign Fighters In Ukraine
Date April 25, 2023 6:02 PM
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A new Counter Extremism Project (CEP) report authored by CEP non-resident
fellow Dr. Kacper Rekawek, A Year Of Foreign Fighting For Ukraine, analyzes how
the war is being fought, who is fighting, and what challenges governments must
contend with as individuals return home from service as a volunteer with the
Ukrainian armed forces.





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ICYMI: CEP Leads Research On Understanding Foreign Fighters In Ukraine



(New York, N.Y.) — A new Counter Extremism Project (CEP) report
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authored by CEP non-resident fellowDr. Kacper Rekawek
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Fighting For Ukraine, analyzes how the war is being fought, who is fighting,
and what challenges governments must contend with as individuals return home
from service as a volunteer with the Ukrainian armed forces.



His analysis, based on more than 70 interviews and intensive research
conducted throughout 2022, concludes that the number of foreign fighters in
Ukraine has been exaggerated and that the composition of the foreign contingent
contains only a small minority of far-right individuals.



The report has been cited in major media outlets in the U.S., Poland, Spain,
Belgium, Slovakia, and the Netherlands. On March 25, theNew York Times relied
on CEP’s work in its story, “U.S. Volunteers Add to Chaos On Battlefield
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”. TheTimes story explored the state of the International Legion of Defence of
Ukraine (ILDU), which serves the role of accommodating and organizing arriving
foreign fighters.


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To read CEP’s report A Year Of Foreign Fighting For Ukraine, please click here
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Additional media coverage of CEP’s work can be read in the reports below:



* Agence France-Presse | Some Rebel Russian Far-right Groups Join Ukraine’s
Side
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* Poland’s Tok Fm Radio | Ochotnicy z USA i Europy Wschodniej w Ukraińskich
Szeregach
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* Spain’s NIUs Diario | La ‘Legión Extranjera' de Ucrania, un Año al Servicio
de Kiev Frente a la Invasión Rusa
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* Belgium’s HLN | Nieuw Rapport Belicht Grootste Taboe Van de Oorlog: Hoe
Extreemrechts is Oekraïens Leger?
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* Slovakia’s Global Agora Podcast | Ukraine: Who are They and How Do Foreign
Fighters Contribute to the Fight with Russia?
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* The Netherlands’ Nieuwsblad | Amerikaanse Strijders in Oekraïens
Vreemdelingenlegioen Omhuld Door Schandalen: “Zouden Niet in de Buurt Van
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* Czech Republic’s Hospodarske Noviny Daily | My jsme Tálibán, říkají mnozí
cizinci bojující na Ukrajině. Mají zkušenosti z Afghánistánu i touhu bránit
dobro
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* Germany’s Belltower News | “It’s No Kindergarten Like In 2014”
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