The Future of Wagner Group in the Central African Republic: Post-Prigozhin and Beyond

Following the death of Yevgeny Prigozhin, the former boss of the Wagner mercenary group, Russia is working to centralize and consolidate Wagner's operations in the Central African Republic (CAR). The Russian House, a cultural center in the CAR, serves as the nerve center for Wagner's activities, including the sale of gold and diamonds, entertainment of VIPs, and promotion of a pro-Moscow perception of international relations. Despite Prigozhin's death, Russia continues to exert its influence in the CAR, with signs of troop reconcentration and efforts to lower operating costs. The future of Wagner in the CAR remains uncertain, but Russia aims to maintain its presence and control in the country.
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