In Rostov-on-Don, they are looking for six armed prisoners who escaped from the Wagner PMC training center in the Krasnodonsky district of the Luhansk region on December 21-22. This is reported by the local DonDay portal, citing orientations posted around the city, one of the ads was seen in a cafe on Beregovaya Street.
The police indicate their status as contract soldiers and at the same time specify that they are prisoners.
Among those who escaped are one Russian, three citizens of Uzbekistan, one citizen of Belarus and one citizen of Kyrgyzstan.
The 1rnd edition, citing the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the region, reports that the information is being specified. The Ministry of Internal Affairs also failed to confirm the authenticity of the orientation. Then the journalists decided to find out the details from one of the founders of PMC Wagner, Yevgeny Prigozhin. The press service of the company "Concord" has published a response to the request 1rnd. Prigozhin said that the Russian Guard, the police and the Wagner PMC “detain a lot of villains that you don’t even need to know about.” He also advised to worry only if "people with weapons come to the editorial office."
“Now, if people with weapons come to your editorial office, then shout loudly: “guard” and press the 112 button. Some representatives of the near-liberal, round-liberal, as well as the media who received orders from liberal structures, need to scratch their tongues as little as possible.
In early December, a man was detained in the Rostov region, who fired at the police in Novoshakhtinsk. Baza claimed that this is a Wagner PMC fighter who deserted from Ukraine.