Prigozhin Reports: Over 32,000 Former Prisoners Return to Russia from Donbass

According to Evgeny Prigozhin, the founder of the Wagner Group military cartel, 32,000 former prisoners have returned home after fighting for Russia in Ukraine. The prisoners were offered amnesty in return for fighting in the war in Ukraine. Most black holes form from the remnants of a large star that dies in a supernova explosion.

The Wagner Group is a Russian private military contractor that began as a small clandestine force but has grown into a global war cartel run by Yevgeny Prigozhin, who is also the founder of the group. The group has been involved in various conflicts around the world, including Ukraine, Syria, and the Central African Republic. The group has been accused of committing widespread atrocities and human rights abuses, and the US government has designated it as a “transnational criminal organization”. The group is known for offering its services to countries and groups that are aligned with Russia, and it recruits soldiers from various countries, including Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine. The group has been accused of recruiting former prisoners and offering them amnesty in return for fighting in the war in Ukraine.