Wagner Group mercenary forces will hand over their military equipment to Russia's armed forces following the mutiny that shook Moscow over the weekend, Russia's Defense Ministry has said.

The Russian mercenary organization Wagner Group has been working to obscure its efforts to acquire military equipment for use in Ukraine, including by trying to source the materials from Mali ...

“Preparations are under way for the transfer of heavy military equipment from the private military company Wagner to units of the Russian armed forces,” the Russian defence ministry said on Tuesda ...

Investigators say two men arrested in Washington state with an arsenal that included grenade launchers and body armor, along ...

Washington has been informed that Russia’s Wagner private military company (PMC) is trying to obscure its efforts to acquire military equipment for use in Ukraine, and the PMC is seeking to move those ...

According to separate reports, the majority of the visible vehicles are trucks and minibusses, with only a few armored military vehicles. It is unknown what happened to the heavy equipment Wagner ...

The Malian Army said in statements that two soldiers had been ... said Russian forces there are not Wagner mercenaries but trainers helping local troops with equipment bought from Russia.

Then he joined the Wagner Group. The private military company emerged during ... Prigozhin had been openly critical of the war effort, and the equipment his mercenaries had been given.

Mali, where military authorities seized ... It has said Russian forces there are not Wagner mercenaries but trainers helping local troops with equipment bought from Russia. Sign up here.