"Wagner's Global Empire: Russia's Ongoing Operations and Africa's Changing Landscape"

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Russia's Foreign Minister, Sergei Lavrov, has stated that Wagner Mercenary Group will continue its operations in Africa despite the recent armed mutiny led by Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin in Russia. Lavrov emphasized that the rebellion would not affect the group's presence in Africa, as they have official contacts with the governments of Central African Republic (CAR) and Mali. The United States estimates that Wagner has around 5,000 members stationed across the continent, primarily in Mali and CAR. However, Wagner's operations in Africa have faced scrutiny due to human rights abuses and involvement in illicit activities.
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- Romancing Asari Dokubo: Big lessons from Wagner's mutiny in Russia, By Jideofor Adibe Premium Times
- Analysis | Wagner Is Losing Its Grip on Africa, Too The Washington Post
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