Russia’s Wagner group eyes 30,000 new fighters by mid-May FMTNews FMTWorld
Wagner founder Yevgeny Prigozhin has waged an active PR campaign to trumpet his group’s role in Ukraine.
He said in an audio message on Telegram that Wagner recruitment centres, which he said last week had opened in 42 Russian cities, were hiring on average 500 to 800 people a day.Prigozhin’s men have sustained heavy losses while leading Russian efforts to capture the Ukrainian city of Bakhmut, which has held out since last summer in the longest and bloodiest battle of the year-long war.
Ukrainian officials have claimed that some 30,000 of Wagner’s fighters have deserted or been killed or wounded, a figure that could not be independently verified.
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