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Michal Kranz

‘I don’t live in fear’: Poles defiant as Wagner operates near border

Aleksander, 30, in central Warsaw, Poland, says there is 'nothing to be concerned about' since Wagner has lost equipment and manpower [Michal Kranz/Al Jazeera]

Warsaw, Poland – “Extremely dangerous” – that is how Poland’s Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki described the Russian private mercenary group Wagner on Thursday at a meeting with Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda in northeastern Poland.

Since last week, Poland’s leaders have taken significant steps to focus NATO’s attention on the apparent threat Wagner poses to Poland after the group relocated to bases in Belarus and trained right next to the Polish border.

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