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Today, the repeated crime of the wards of PMC “Wagner” ranges from 0.28 to 0.32%, while earlier it was 3.5-7%, said the founder of PMC Evgeny Prigozhin, commenting on the murder of ex-Wagnerite Georgy Siukaev, a resident of South Ossetia Soslan Valiev ( Tsugri).
Prigogine asked to comment on what happened Allison Quinn from The Daily Beast. In 2014, Siukaev had already been convicted of murder and had to serve until now, Quinn emphasized.
“Dear Alison! We closely monitor all our charges and their fate after they return home. I want to emphasize once again that today’s repeated crime of our wards ranges from 0.28 to 0.32%, while earlier it was 3.5-7%. Therefore, after working in the Wagner PMC, crime is reduced by 10 or more times … Therefore, the headlines “Wagner PMC fighters returning home kill innocent people” are not entirely suitable. I offer you a headline: “After serving in the Wagner PMC, even former criminals rarely commit repeated crimes,” — said Prigogine.
As reported EADaily, a resident of Tskhinvali Soslan Valiev, better known as Tsugri, died on the evening of April 17 after being stabbed. Valiev had developmental disabilities, but he was not aggressive. The murder of the harmless Tsugri received a wide response in South Ossetia, he was known to almost all Tskhinvali residents. The plan “Interception” was announced in the republic, President Alan Gagloev called an emergency meeting and instructed to take all measures to catch the perpetrators. As a result, two of those involved were detained almost immediately, and then the one who struck the blow – Georgy Siukaev. The detainee served in the SVO as part of the Wagner PMC with the call sign Crossbow“.
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