Wagnerites plague russia | Day 646

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December 1, 2023

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I’d like to talk about a rather unsettling topic that’s been in the news lately. You may know that Russia has been using prison convicts, known as Wagnerites, to fight in Ukraine. These individuals were given freedom in exchange for their services on the front lines. The numbers vary, but approximately 30,000 to 35,000 Wagnerites were brought to Ukraine to fight.

Many of these individuals have a checkered past, with a mix of harmless and heinous crimes. When they return to Russia, they often reintegrate into society, which can be a challenge. For example, a 29-year-old Wagnerite was suspected of robbing teenagers and was later detained for raping two underage girls.

Another case involved a 25-year-old Wagnerite who was imprisoned for 14 years for murdering a young girl. Instead, he was offered freedom to fight in Ukraine, where he committed more crimes, including murdering civilians and being detained again.

The Russian government has also come under scrutiny for their handling of these individuals. It’s a complex issue, but it raises questions about the government’s processes for reintegrating ex-convicts into society, as well as the morality of using violent offenders in combat.

I’d like to share some interesting facts and stories about Russians and Wagnerites, which I gathered from various Russian media sources. I find it fascinating to explore the cultural differences between Russian and Ukrainian media, as well as the way they address these issues. It’s a topic that’s both disturbing and thought-provoking, and I’d love to hear your thoughts on it.