Russian Wagner Boss Uses 'Prison Code' to Track Down Defectors

Yevgeny Prigozhin, founder of the Wagner Group, has accused two former prison inmates turned mercenaries of being "under foreign influence" and preparing "terrorist attacks" or "murders" on Russian soil. The two whistleblowers had given firsthand accounts of allegedly watching battlefield executions and being ordered to kill Ukrainian civilians, including children. Prigozhin has denied their allegations and suggested it's all part of a smear campaign possibly involving Western intelligence agencies. He has also resorted to prison slang and homophobic slurs to attack the two whistleblowers.