The owner of the Russian private military company, Wagner, accused Russia\u0027s defence officials of starving his fighters of ammunition.
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This “can be likened to high treason in the very moment when Wagner is fighting for Bakhmut, losing hundreds of its fighters every day,” Prigozhin said in a raised voice.Article content The millionaire and his fighters have been alleging for weeks that the Russian military doesn’t provide them with enough ammunition, as Wagner’s push to take over Bakhmut, a key city in Ukraine’s partially occupied eastern Donetsk region, stalled and turned into a grinding battle.
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