Can someone find historical precedents for a dictator allowing this kind of public humiliation of his army by mercenaries? Is this a first?
RT @wartranslated: PMC Wagner detained and interrogated no other but the commander of the 72nd Brigade, Roman Venevitin. Wagner and the 72nd Brigade shared positions in Bakhmut.

They detained the man, beat him, broke his nose, and forced to record a video admitting to firing at a car of PMC… https://t.co/AoXswyjSNC https://…

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