Wagner's troops will continue to work in Africa - Russia Despite its boss Yevgeny Prigozhin's weekend attempt at insurrection, the...

 

Wagner's troops will continue to work in Africa - Russia

Despite its boss Yevgeny Prigozhin's weekend attempt at insurrection, the Wagner company's mercenaries will continue to work to maintain security in Mali and the Central African Republic, according to Russian Foreign Minister Sergie Lavrov. Russia stated its view that the UN Security Committee will discuss the future of its MINUSMA forces, which are tasked with keeping the peace in Mali, even if there are only a few hours remaining.

Oumar Berte, a lawyer and specialist in Mali's global politics, remarked in an interview with RFI:

The Mali government must decide who, out of President Putin and Prigozhin, who is in charge of Wagner, they will continue to go with despite claims that it is too early to assess the current situation.

Masharhancin continued, "At the moment, the government of Mali is going with both sides, and there is no change yet, but it must change if there is not balance between the Russian government and the army." The lease for Wagner is not.

In other words, if Russia and Wagner are closed, Mali won't have any issues. However, if that doesn't happen, the country's leaders will be forced to take a side, which would provide a number of obstacles. He spoke.

Even though the Kremlin announced that it has reached a settlement agreement with Wagner, saying that it will drop all charges against him, on the condition that he depart for Belarus to seek asylum, the Russian government has already stated that it will continue to look into the matter.

The whole community is still watching to see how the conflict between President Vladimir Putin's administration and President Wagner, whose government rebelled and nearly brought on the greatest civil war in Russia in ten years, will play out.