Lock up your kids as Putin’s beloved serial killers and rapist beasts come back from the Ukraine front, Russians warned
RUSSIANS have warned parents to lock up their kids as Putin's murderers and rapists return from fighting on the frontlines in Ukraine.
Parents have reportedly been asked to spread the word about the "dangers" of the convicts freed by the Wagner group to wage war against Ukraine.
The brutal private army launched a prison-recruiting scheme to beef up Putin's desperate army.
The deal allows criminals to fight in the doomed war for 180 days, and then - if still alive - to be pardoned and freed.
Earlier this month, Yevgeny Prigozhin, the head the Russian mercenary group, confirmed the first batch of prisoners who were offered amnesty in return for fighting have been released.
Residents in Moscow said they are now being bombarded with calls from supposed cops, who have told them to keep their children inside as the convicts return from the frontline.
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The so-called police officers have warned parents that some of the criminals were locked up for paedophilia-related charges when they were allowed to walk free.
According to Baza, some of the phone calls have come from a mysterious figure who identifies himself as ";Major Solovyov".
Dozens of complaints have reportedly been made against the mystery man and his colleagues, who are said to be untraceable.
Alexei Shichkov told the Agentstvo news outlet: "He asked me, ‘Do you have kids?' I responded that we are not located in Russia.
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"He continued, ‘In connection with the [war], inmates who fought for Wagner have received pardons and will now be free'.
"[He] said it’s dangerous to let children out after 7pm and said goodbye."
Another Moscow resident said her husband received a similar call and initially thought it was a scam.
But he was then surprised when the caller simply warned "about the return to Moscow of Wagner fighters".
Cops in Moscow are now said to be trying to track down the rogue callers and work out if they have any links to law enforcement.
Russian security services are already said to be concerned about what will happen once the freed criminals fighting on the frontlines in Ukraine return to Russia.
Prigozhin, dubbed "Putin's chef", described his scheme as a way to allow convicts to redeem themselves.
And earlier this week, he called on Russian lawmakers to slap a five-year prison sentence on anyone publishing "negative information" about Russian war volunteers.
As the first group of prisoners were released after fighting in Ukraine, Prigozhin was seen telling the group: "Don’t drink a lot, don’t use drugs, don’t rape women, do not get up to no good.";
One of the criminals freed in return for fighting in Ukraine was an evil killer dubbed "The Black Realtor".
Alexander Tyutin, 66, was jailed for 23 years after he hired a contract killer to execute a family of four, including two children.
The sick St Petersburg estate agent reportedly signed up to join Putin's Wagner group of mercenaries in Ukraine in June last year.
After finishing a six-month stint in Mad Vlad's shambolic war, Tyutin was allowed to walk free and jetted to Turkey to be reunited with his wife.
It's understood the monster was even recommended for a medal for "courage" for his time with the Wagner group on the frontline.
He was jailed in 2021 for organising the 2005 contract killing in Leningrad region of his business partner Dmitry Zeinalov, his wife, their 10-year-old son and 14-year-old daughter.
The Russian paid $10,000 to hire an assassin to carry out the barbaric attack.
The killer bludgeoned Zeinalov's daughter with an axe at the family’s country house, and used a machine gun to murder the man’s pregnant wife.
He used the axe and gun on her son before killing Tyutin’s business partner.
Evil Tyutin then reportedly urinated on their graves after the funeral.
He was only caught years later after he was found organising the contract killing of his late wife’s niece in a dispute over his dead spouse’s £93,500 inheritance.
The "killer" he hired for just under $9,000 turned out to be an undercover cop and he was detained in 2018.
Last year, Tyutin was freed from jail in Karelia and trained by Wagner private army, which is headed by Putin crony Yevgeny Prigozhin.
He was accepted for the war despite being of pension age.
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Prigozhin hit back at furious criticism over Tyutin's release and appeared to call soldiers in the regular Russian army wimps in a bizarre rant.