In the Republic of Mali, a mercenary of the private military company (PMC) Wagner, a former coach of Russian boxer Oleksandr Povetkin, was eliminated, according to RBC-Ukraine sources in Ukrainian ...

Signs of PMC Wagner Group at an informal memorial near the Kremlin, on August 30, 2023 in Moscow, Russia. Following the death of Wagner Group founder Yevgeny Prigozhin there has been a race for his ...

The Wagner Group, a Russia-based private military company (PMC), is more than what it seems. It is also, as I testified before the United Kingdom's House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee, a ...

The Wagner Group, a mercenary group making headlines globally, has been vital to Russian President Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine, but its successes have revealed division.

Private military contractor Wagner will have to look for new fighters beyond Russia’s prison system, a fertile recruiting ground for the past nine months, according to its boss Yevgeny Prigozhin.

Igor Nesterov, a Wagner mercenary and trainer of Russian boxer Alexander Povetkin, was killed in Mali, NV reports on July 18.

The attempted “march on Moscow” started after the PMC’s leader claimed that Russia shelled one of his camps, killing “2,000 fighters”. The number was later revised to just 30 soldiers.

No Russian private military company can compete with the Wagner PMC when the latter was in its prime. Source: Andrii Yusov, spokesperson for Defence Intelligence of Ukraine (DIU), in an interview ...

Russia's defense ministry is using Wagner forces as "live meat" in the Bakhmut sector as it looks to eliminate the group after Yevgeny Prigozhin lost the trust of President Putin.

U.S. and Western officials say that the Kremlin is considering ways to bring Wagner under more direct control of the Russian state.

It is unlikely that Russia wants to squander the trained fighters, geopolitical inroads and business interests that Mr. Prigozhin cultivated since Wagner’s founding in 2014.