“Wagnerites” build a base on the territory of Ukraine from scratch and prepare for “work” for at least six months.
Russian private military company Wagner announced its official transition to the Russian Guard and return to the war in Ukraine. This was reported by the Telegram channel of Russian mercenaries the other day.
It is indicated that all “Wagnerites” are offered to conclude an individual contract, otherwise they will be “revised to the current terms.” Instead, the entire Wagner PMC structure, operational procedures and commanders will not change.
“The base of the Wagner group is being built from scratch in the “North Military District” zone, the detachments are preparing to work in the “near” (6 months). The assignments in the “far” (9 months ) and Belarus is preserved. The payment is still on the card. The provision, treatment, rehabilitation is the same as the military personnel of the Russian Guard, “said the message.
Wagner said that mercenaries who moved from PMCs to structures under the leadership of the Ministry of Defense of the aggressor country and other private formations will not be accepted back into the ranks of this company.
The report also stated that the mercenaries will undergo training for a month. “Wagnerites” will receive payment for participation in the war against Ukraine on their card – 80 thousand rubles if they are in a camp, and from 240,000 for “combat actions.”
Earlier it became known that the ruling regime of the Russian Federation sent Wagner PMC units to attack Avdeevka. The militants were given amnesty.
Also, in September, information appeared that “Wagnerites” allegedly arrived in the combat zone in the Kherson region. However, the details are not known, as this information is classified as “Secret”.
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Source: korrespondent
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