Special Report: Russia's Secret Syrian Army PART 2

The transcript discusses the involvement of Wagner, a private military company, in various conflicts, including the battle for Palmyra. Despite being illegal in Russia, Wagner operates in war zones like Syria, with soldiers often facing dire consequences. Dmitri, a former Wagner soldier, shares his experiences and the challenges faced by those involved. The transcript highlights the legal and ethical issues surrounding private military companies and their operations.

What was the previous occupation of some individuals before joining the Wagner Group?

• Doctor

• Engineer

• Secretary

• Military General

What accusation is made against the company regarding its treatment of fighters?

• Providing inadequate training

• Using them as expendable resources

• Not providing medical support

• Paying them unfairly

What happened to Dmitri after he protested his deployment?

• He was imprisoned

• He was flown home

• He was sent to another battle

• He was promoted

What is the legal status of private military companies like Wagner in Russia?

• They are regulated by the government

• They are fully legal

• They are illegal

• They are only allowed in certain regions

Where have Wagner volunteers appeared according to the transcript?

• In Western Europe

• In Crimea, Donbass, and Syria

• Only in Syria

• In the United States