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France 24
France 24
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Grégoire SAUVAGE

What does the future hold for Wagner in Africa after the failed rebellion?

Members of the Close Protection Unit for Central African Republic President Touadera, composed of Russian private security company operatives from Sewa Security, are seen in Berengo on August 4, 2018. © Florent Vergnes, AFP

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Monday said that Wagner group troops would continue to operate in Mali and the Central African Republic following the rebellion led by their commander Yevgeny Prigozhin last weekend. Lavrov’s words came amid questions over the private militia’s role in Africa after more than five years of deployment to the continent.

The Wagner group’s mutiny against Moscow last weekend has raised questions over the private militia’s presence in Africa.

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