Two Russian murder convicts who were conscripted as soldiers for the Wagner mercenary group to fight in Ukraine have been accused of new killings after being released. Wagner head Yevgeny Prig…
founded by Prigozhin, a Russian oligarch and a close confidant of Putin, who is overseeing 50,000 fighters in Ukraine, including convicts enlisted for the war.
Local journalist Alik Puhati told the Guardian the town was in total shock over the murder, with video circulating of a man chasing and kicking Valiyev before stabbing him to death. Neighbors, however, dispute the claim, noting that Valiyev was a man who famously got along with nearly everyone in the town and could often be seen waving at visitors coming into Tskhinvali.TELEGRAM/ @concordgroup_official/AFP via Getty ImagesLike Siukayev, Rossomakhin also returned to his hometown of Novyj Burets after being released from prison. He was originally sentenced to 10 years behind bars in 2020 for murder.
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