Unlike many countries, prison officers in Russia are expected to be combat trained to cope with violent incidents
Daily Mail: Elite Russian prison officers undergo rigorous training camp to earn the right to wear a maroon beret
* The special task force servicemen battled for the enviable status symbol in Mordovia
* Tests include a cross country race, 12-minute boxing matches and showing skills with weapons
* 'Psychological manipulation' group run alongside them hurling abuse and trying to put them off
Russian federal prison guards took part in a major training exercise in the Republic of Mordovia to prove they were qualified to wear a maroon beret awarded to elite candidates
The Federal Penitentiary Service is the body in charge with incarcerating criminals in the Russian Federation.
Each year, groups of hopefuls participate in a grueling training camp - this year held in Mordovia, where they are tested to the limit before being awarded a maroon beret.
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WNU Editor: These guys are huge. I had a friend who was incarcerated in a Russian prison years ago. When I went to see him in court I will never forget how big and intimidating these guards are.
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