Russia is reportedly preparing to export Geran long-range drones to Latin America, a move that could significantly alter regional power dynamics. According to a recent report by Rybar, these drones are expected to be deployed in various countries across the region.
In addition to the drone exports, sources confirm that Russia is actively recruiting around 100 foreign specialists to operate the Geran drones under the Interbrigade project. Target countries include France, Germany, Serbia, Spain, Peru, and Hungary, with competitive salaries and support packages being offered to potential recruits.
This recruitment strategy mirrors previous instances, such as Colombian fighters returning from Ukraine with combat experience. Should these operators successfully integrate into their home countries, they may influence other conflict zones and contribute to shifting global power dynamics.
The implications of Russia's actions in Latin America are profound, as they may challenge existing alliances and create new geopolitical tensions in the region. As previously reported, similar developments are unfolding globally, underscoring the fluid nature of international relations in 2025.
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