The Shocking Allegations of Russian Tactics in the Ukraine War

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Ukrainian soldiers fighting against Russia's Wagner Group in Bakhmut have speculated that the fighters may be on drugs due to their seemingly reckless behavior. The Wagner Group is a powerful Russian paramilitary unit that has emerged as a key ally in Russia's advance inside Ukraine. While there is no evidence to support the claim, drug-taking in conflict has a long history, including the use of amphetamines by Nazi soldiers during World War II and the distribution of vodka to Russian soldiers on the frontline.
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