PMC WAGNER PATCH 028

PMC WAGNER PATCH 028

Private collection

Collection

PMC Wagner · Russo-Ukrainian War · Patches

Origin

Battle of Bakhmut
Bakhmut, Donetsk, Ukraine

Year

2023

Association

Worn by a Russian Wagner Group mercenary on field equipment following the capture of Bakhmut in May 2023. This commemorative patch served as a victory insignia among personnel who participated in the assault on the city and is directly associated with Wagner's central role in the Battle of Bakhmut.

Description

Original Wagner Group commemorative morale patch marking the capture of Bakhmut on 20.05.2023. The design features Wagner's iconic skull within a red crosshair superimposed over a red silhouette of the city of Bakhmut, with stitched white lines indicating the principal assault axes used during the battle. The inscription "Бахмут Артёмовск" references both the Ukrainian name Bakhmut and the Soviet-era name Artyomovsk, reflecting the terminology commonly used by Russian forces. Dated 20.05.2023, the patch commemorates Wagner's declaration of victory following the conclusion of the months-long Battle of Bakhmut, one of the bloodiest engagements of the Russo-Ukrainian War. Produced in limited numbers, this commemorative design was intended to celebrate Wagner's most significant battlefield achievement.

PMC WAGNER PATCH 028

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