Leaked sledgehammer video russo gore

A video circulating on social media shows a former mercenary of the private military corporation Wagner being executed with a sledgehammer in a bunker. According to the video, the man, 55-year-old Yevgenny Nuzhin, was beaten unconscious and held in a cellar after being kidnapped in Kiev on October 11. The man admitted that he had Switch sides and oppose the Russian army in the conflict in Ukraine.

This execution video is believed to be related to the Wagner corporation, a group of mercenaries originally staffed by veterans of the Russian armed forces. The group was founded by Yevgeny Prigozhin, a Russian businessman and close ally of President Vladimir Putin. Prigozhin has been sanctioned by the United States and the European Union for his role in the Wagner affair.

Prigozhin confirmed in September that he founded the Wagner group in 2014, after he had previously denied and sued journalists who reported on his connection to the group. The Wagner Group has participated in wars in Libya, Syria, Central African Republic, Mali and Ukraine, among other countries.

After the video of Nuzhin’s execution was released, Prigozhin responded that Nuzhin was a traitor who betrayed his people and comrades. He also issued a warning to others in Russian society whom he described as traitors, arguing that they would face similar consequences if they were disloyal to Russia.

A horrifying video released on Monday showed a Russian mercenary fighting in Ukraine being killed with a sledgehammer, though the group behind the incident later said the footage was fake and all are all “joking”. The video, captioned “Video from the court for treason” shows a man identifying himself as Dmitry Yakushchenko, his head taped to a block on a brick wall. An unidentified man stands behind and holds a sledgehammer as the victim explains that he has been arrested in the Ukrainian city of Dnipro. The man then raised the sledgehammer and apparently swung it at Yakushchenko’s head, before the video was blurred out. The victim was then seen lying face down on the floor and the caption read: “Trial declared over.”

The video, shared on social media by Telegram Gray Zone channel, is said to be related to the Wagner mercenary group – a Russian paramilitary organization that advertises itself as Russia’s most ruthless fighting force. However, the footage has not been verified and the brutal network of thugs have adopted the sledgehammer after allegedly using it to execute a fugitive from their ranks last year.

After the disgusting clip was shared, Yevgeny Prigozhin, the founder of Wagner, claimed that the footage was a “joke” and posted another video of “Yakushchenko” in front of an empty concrete wall saying that he “forgiven” because he shared valuable information that saved the lives of other fighters. However, this footage has also not been verified and there is no confirmation that Yakushchenko is still alive. Group leader Wagner and financier Prigozhin also appeared in a video recruiting convicts in Russian prisons for the war, warning them that the conflict in Ukraine is tough and setting the rules. about their behaviour.

The Wagner and Yevgeny Prigozhin organizations have been sanctioned by the European Union and the United States for their activities in the military conflicts in Syria and Ukraine. The gunmen of this group have participated in wars and are said to have carried out assassination mercenaries many times.

In addition, Yevgeny Prigozhin has been accused by Western nations and NGOs of interfering in elections and influencing politics in many countries around the world. Prigozhin is known as “Putin’s chef” and is said to have a close relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

The activities of the Wagner and Yevgeny Prigozhin groups have caused outrage in the international community and are considered one of the manifestations of Russia’s expansion strategy in the world. Western countries have criticized these activities and introduced sanctions to prevent the development of the Wagner group and the activities of Yevgeny Prigozhin.