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The restrictions aim to prevent Russians from viewing returning fighters as potential criminals and to reduce fears about their reintegration into society.
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An investigation by the Russian publication Agents Media finds that a number of Russian criminals who were granted amnesty in exchange for fighting in Ukraine have returned home and have been implicated in violent crimes including more than a dozen murders.
Most of these incidents are tied to individuals associated with the controversial Wagner group. However, the trend is not limited to Wagner mercenaries alone.