The conflict in Ukraine has drawn in thousands of foreign mercenaries, motivated by glory and, in the Kremlin’s words, the chance to “earn money by killing Slavs.” However, those lucky enough to come out alive have described life on the front lines as miserable and short.
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The crackdown takes place a week after the failed rebellion of the private military company Russia has blocked access to several news websites linked to businessman Evgeny Prigozhin, whose private military company, Wagner Group, was involved in a short-lived mutiny last week.
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The clip poked fun at moms-to-be refusing medication and fathers asking for a paternity test A US hospital has fired four nurses who appeared in a TikTok video mocking patients’ demands and behavior. Atlanta-based Emory Healthcare referred to the quartet as “former employees” in an Instagram post on Friday.
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