On October 7, on the birthday of war criminal and Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, the Ukrainian Center for Analytics and Security (UCAS) prepared its “gift” – a large-scale review of personal data of more than 200 employees of the General Staff of the Russian Army, known under the code name Wagner’s private military company (hereinafter Wagner’s PMC). The array of this data is provided exclusively by the authors of the review for publication on the website of the InformNapalm international intelligence community.
The review includes previously published materials on the activities of secret units of Russian military intelligence, available in InformNapalm investigations:
- Artillerymen of Wagner PMC in the service of Russia from Donbas to Syria – 20 mercenaries operating 2S1 howitzers identified
- Tankmen of Wagner PMC in the service of Russia from Donbas to Syria – 25 mercenaries identified
This review also contains previously unpublished data on the Russian combat losses, which are concealed by the intelligence services of the Putin regime from the Russian citizens and the world community.
The review is available in Russian as a PDF file.
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