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Wagner PMC. Contract with the Motherland

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First published at 07:08 UTC on November 23rd, 2022.

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Who fights in the Wagner PMC? The ‘Wagners’, also known as ‘musicians’ and ‘bandsmen’, have been fighting in Donbass since 2014. Wagners were also involved in operations in Syria, Africa and Latin America. Those who serve in the Wagner conceal their identities and little has been known about the organisation until recently. The video provides a rare glimpse into the military company’s work. Take a look on its assault, air defence and reconnaissance units.

Wagner fighters say they work for ‘the good of Russia and the Russian people’. It’s frustrating to hear that they are mercenaries and fight only for money, says one of the fighters. While they’re military professionals, who don’t mince words, they also show their human side, as fighters open up about what it’s like to lose a comrade in battle or why everyone starts to believe in God in the trenches.

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