'Their motivation is quite strong, they would like to preserve traditional society and help Russia,' Vladimir Rogov said of foreign volunteers.
Rogov told Russian news agency TASS that thousands of volunteers from former Soviet nations, Mideastern, and Latin American countries want to fight for Moscow.
He explained that those volunteers can join the war after passing the necessary checks to enter Russia. Many of the volunteers have some combat experience and are licensed to carry weapons, according to Rogov.
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