A relative of one of the prisoners, who was also recruited to participate in the war, but he refused to go, told the Telegram channel "Vazhnye istorii" about this.
According to our source, speaking before the condemned, Prigozhin said that prisoners fight well and usually die because they do not retreat and shoot to the last:
"He also said that what happened in Stalingrad was a joke, everything is much more serious in Ukraine," and called what was happening "the Third World War ."
He said that he was not afraid of a nuclear war, because "well, if the nuclear power plant explodes [apparently, he meant the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant] and it explodes, then the Russians will have two d..s, and the Ukrainians will have two a…seach."
Convicts asked the "Hero of Russia" what would happen to them if the war ended before their six months of "service" ended. To this he replied that the war would drag on for several years and they shouldn’t worry.