In retort to Wagner, 'Mozart' wants to save lives in Ukraine

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The group is staffed by volunteer army veterans giving humanitarian aid, medical evacuation and training Ukrainians in combat. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Little is known about the shadowy paramilitary group which is believed to be linked to Russian oligarch Yevgeny Prigozhin, who is himself an associate of President Vladimir Putin.

Mozart - which was set up after the war started by an ex-US commander and is funded by donations - provides military training, but Mr Bain says what they teach is really"a lot of common sense." In a field in the Donetsk region, Mozart's foreign instructors take a group of around twenty Ukrainian soldiers through their paces.

"That kind of training is very useful because even with combat experience, we can always learn new stuff," he says.

 

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