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Russia’s Wagner network faces tighter control and stagnation in Africa

A report examines the future of Russia’s Wagner network in Africa three years after the death of Yevgeny Prigozhin, including increased state control and reported stagnation.

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Changes to the network could affect Russian influence and security dynamics across African states.

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