Brazilian gives up war in Ukraine after discovering they weren't paying what they promised

>The promise, he said, was a monthly salary of R$5,000*. For soldiers who saw direct combat on the front lines, the amount would rise to R$25,000. In the event of death, the family would receive compensation of US$340,000, approximately R$2 million.
*:i believe they meant US$5,000 but commited an error here

>After closing the business and selling some assets, the carpenter bought his ticket two months in advance. With only a backpack and R$700, Magdiel boarded a flight to Paris on Saturday, July 19th.

>However, upon arriving at the site, the reality was different. In conversations with Brazilians, the Santa Catarina native was informed that the promised amounts were not being paid. "The contract is for R$2,500*. If you go to the front lines, you earn a little more, but not quite R$25,000." According to him, soldiers receive between R$10,000 and R$15,000 after 30 days of direct combat.
*: probably an error again, is must be US$2.5K

>But what really frightened Magdiel was the compensation clause. "It was written that compensation would only be granted if there was a body. It's a war, 90% of families never get their bodies back," he explained.

Sourcerino: https://ndmais.com.br/cidadania/catarinense-revela-bastidores-do-alistamento-de-brasileiros-na-guerra-na-ucrania/

Is Ukranny going broke or what?