Yevgeny Prigozhin believed sleeping with virgins would 'prolong his youth' (Image: TELEGRAM)
Wagner Group warlord Yevgeny Prigozhin used to pay for sexual intercourse with virgin teenagers to “prolong his youth”, an investigation by an exiled Russian journalist has claimed.
According to the report, the internationally-recognised war criminal, who reportedly referred to the teenagers as “shampoo” because they were disposable, would reportedly pay ￡345 (40,000 rubles) to have sex with them.
Prior to sleeping with the 62-year-old, the young women were reportedly required to visit a clinic, partially owned by relatives of Vladimir Putin and where Prigozhin is regarded as a “Super VIP”, so doctors could verify they were a virgin.
The report added that he would apparently insist on having sexual intercourse without a condom because he wanted to “exchange fluids” with his partners, which he believed amounted to an exchange of “energy”.
The revelations broke after a young woman who claimed she had her virginity taken by Prigozhin decided to speak out, after which the sex worker’s union in Russia reportedly corroborated the claims.
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Inside the Sogaz clinic, where women allegedly had their virginity checked (Image: GOOGLE MAPS )
Identified under the pseudonym “Masha”, the young woman claimed to The Insider, which is run by exiled editor Roman Dobrokhotov, that she was paid to sleep with the warlord in 2019 after she was approached while spending time in the psychiatric ward of a hospital in St Petersburg.
She claimed she was 18 and “deeply depressed” when another woman of similar age asked her if she wanted to sell her virginity.
After agreeing to the offer, Masha claimed she was introduced to Prigozhin’s 'pimp', another woman in her 30s, at a cafe on Nevsky Prospekt, St. Petersburg’s main avenue, who instructed her to go to the Sogaz clinic across the Neva river from the Wagner chief’s head offices, located in the five-star Trezzini Hotel.
The clinic, which Prigozhin himself has attended under the alias Dmitri Geilor, is believed to be partially owned by relatives of Vladimir Putin and regularly treats Wagner mercenaries injured in operations abroad.
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Women were sent to the Solo Sokos Hotel, a six-minute walk from Prigozhin's offices (Image: GOOGLE MAPS )
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The women instructed to attend Sogaz were reportedly required to say the phrase “women’s sports” upon their arrival to indicate they were there to be checked to see if they were still virgins, according to Masha.
After their virginity was confirmed, they were reportedly then sent to Solo Sokos Hotel, a six-minute walk from Prighozhin’s head offices, where they would wait for the 62-year-old war criminal.
Describing her encounter with Prigozhin, Masha said: “In complete shock, I went to the hotel room and waited for him. He started knocking on the wrong door and thought that I was not opening it. He got angry.
“Everything was very fast. He has a very small penis.
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“He just left the money in a pile on a chair. It was 100,000 [rubles]. I had to take 40,000 for myself, 60,000 was for the pimp.”
She added that when Prigozhin left, he told her to “be nicer” after finding her lying motionless on the bed when he arrived.
When the claims were put to the sex workers’ union in Russia by The Insider, a representative corroborated the report.
“He had sex without a condom,” the sex workers’ union representative said, because “he believed that this is how he exchanges energy, fluids. It’s as if he receives a charge of vitality from them".
Prigozhin has yet to comment on the claims.
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