Russia pardons over 5,000 convicts after fighting in Ukraine with Wagner Group
More than 5,000 former criminals have been pardoned after finishing their contracts to fight in Russia’s Wagner mercenary group against Ukraine, the founder of Wagner, Yevgeny Prigozhin, said on Saturday.
Prigozhin said just 0.31% of those pardoned after Wagner service had gone on to commit crime, a figure he said was 10-20 times less than the standard indicators.
“interfering in U.S. elections” give me a break. An overwhelming number of American citizens voted for Trump 2016 and 2020.