One of the Petersburg prisons. Through the gate come uniformed men, who offer inmates immunity from punishment and advanced pay. They approve the anticipation of robbing Ukrainian houses. At first they're only curious in criminals who have military training. The shortcomings must be large due to the fact that the proposal is yet aimed at most inmates. 40 men yet reported to the prison. These are the first months of the Russian invasion and the first verbal actions. After the penal colonies in Russia, Evgeny Prigożyn, oligarch and already the authoritative head of the Wagner Group, pilgrims personally. Until now, he has cut himself off from the formation and pretended that the private hired army is not his property. The Primogyn drops his mask and speaks in his kind to criminals gathered in the yard: “We are looking for people to storm troops!”. Wagner Group's case swells to 50,000 mercenaries (including the back), of which at least half are Russian prisoners. There are over 400,000 convicts in Russia, so there's individual to recruit.
