Russian mercenary boss escalates row with top army brass with image of dead bodies
ANDREW OSBORN RUSSIAN mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin took a bitter public feud with the top army brass to a new level, publishing a grisly image of dozens of his fighters he said had been killed after being deprived of ammunition. Prigozhin, founder of the Wagner private military company which is fighting on Moscow's behalf in Ukraine, has this week repeatedly accused the Russian defence ministry of deliberately starving his fighters of munitions in what he has called a treasonous attempt to destroy Wagner. The defence ministry, in a statement late on Tuesday, said such allegations were "completely untrue" and complained -…