With regard to considerable public and media response to the topic of Wagner private military company (PMC) mercenaries used by Vladimir Putin and his inner circle outside the Russian Federation, we continue publishing intelligencesensitive to the Kremlin. We identified 20 more mercenaries from the self-propelled artillery battalion of Wagner PMC operating 2S1 Gvozdika 122 mm self-propelled howitzers. Among them, we identified two militants who were killed in action in Syria. Information concerning their deaths has been kept quiet. The information was collected through joint efforts of volunteers of international intelligence community, project team and hacktivists of the. In the footsteps of Wagner PMC A former serviceman of the 137th Airborne Regiment, the 106th Airborne Division of Russia (military unit #41450, based in Ryazan) helped us to identify the artillerymen. Sergey Mikhailovich Bobyrev, born October 06, 1971, retrained to be a gunner with a 2S1 howitzer crew at Wagner PMC, personal number M-1475.

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The starting point of the investigation was his photo of festivities during Russian Airborne Forces Day 2016, where Bobyrev a Wagner medal For Blood and Courage. Through Bobyrev, we got on the track of Alexey Ursu and Valentin Sazonov, as well as identified other Wagner artillerymen. Oleg Valentinovich Polatov, born October 23, 1980 in Yandemirovo village, Paranginsky district, Republic of Mari El, personal number M-1691, 2S1 gunner at Wagner PMC. He died in Syria in early October 2017, which is indicated by comments on the page of his brother Vladimir Polatov (). Oleg Polatov was awarded the Order of Courage for hisparticipation in punitive operations against the people of the Chechen Republic of Ichkeria.

This around 08:05 reports the death of Oleg Polatov in Syria. According to our information, Polatov died on October 8, 2017. A few days earlier, assault and artillery units of Wagner PMC together with the Russian special operation groups were seen in Al-Quaryatayn in the Syrian province of Homs. Also, active military operations involving the Russians took place in the area of ​​Al-Sukhnah and Al-Mayadin cities. 2S1 Gvozdika self-propelled howitzer pictured near Al-Quaryatayn. Presumably, belongs to Wagner PMC. The picture was taken on October 5 or 6, 2017.

A Convoy of Russian hybrid forces – units of Wagner PMC and Russian special operations troops. The photo was taken on October 5 or 6, 2017 near Al-Quaryatayn. Alexander Aleksandrovich Pichugin, born January 28, 1977 in Krasnodar city, personal number M-1706, platoon commander of the Gun Position Office (GPO) platoon of Wagner PMC. He was awarded the Medal for Bravery. Archived profiles:,,.

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In this, Pichugin is pictured in a Syrian uniform of the Desert Falcons unit (note the photo of another serviceman in the upper right corner to compare the shoulder patches). On social networks, Pichugin also commented on the destruction by the Americans of a large group of his Wagner colleagues.

Read more: Pichugin also took part in the hostilities against Ukraine in Donbas (note this photo among the militants wearing the telling white arm bands). Back to Syria, it is worth noting that the arsenal of the Desert Falcons features the following: T-90A and T-72B3 main battle tanks, BTR-80 armored personnel carriers; BMP-2 infantry fighting vehicles, D-30A howitzers, Tigr infantry mobility vehicles, as well as one R-166-0.5 Artek signals vehicle.

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