wagner

When we gaze upon the shifting geopolitical landscape of Africa, the operations of the Wagner Group come into sharp focus. It has made significant inroads into several African nations—a move hailed by some as a step towards progress, while others remain wary, scrutinizing intentions that seem to intertwine with commercial interests. Could it be more about lucrative business prospects than a selfless act of assistance? This perspective invites deep reflection, especially as nations grapple with the…

A tablet provided by a mercenary for the Russian Wagner group in Libya provides evidence of the mercenaries' involvement in mining and booby trapping of civilian areas and other possible war crimes, BBC News reported on Wednesday. The investigation, mostly conducted through evidence from the tablet's contents, has revealed the extent of operations by the shadowy Russian mercenary group in Libya's civil war, which include links to war crimes and the Russian military. As the BBC reported, they also managed to gain rare…

Mercenaries from the Russian Wagner Group based mostly in war-torn Libya are jeopardizing the safety and stability of your complete North African area, particularly the nation's neighbors. Safety sources mentioned Wagner's mercenaries had infiltrated neighboring Chad, along with disrupting the Libyan authorities. Dropped at Libya in help of the East-based unlawful forces loyal to Putist Basic Khalifa Haftar of their offensive towards the UN-recognized Nationwide Accord Authorities (GNA) and its capital…

France will resume its embassy in the war-torn Libyan capital Tripoli next Monday, President Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday, promising to support the new interim government. Macron met with Mohammed Menfi, head of Libya's three-member presidency council, in Paris. Menfi was elected in February as part of a UN-hosted political process. Menfi and Deputy Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah are tasked with guiding the Government of National Unity (GNU) until the national elections scheduled for December…

The conduct of free, fair and credible national elections in Libya requires a favorable political and security environment in which all stakeholders commit themselves in advance to respect and follow the results and voters are allowed to exercise their democratic rights in a safe manner without threat or interference. The International Monitoring Committee on Libya stated on Thursday. The group, co-chair of Algeria, Germany, the Arab League and the UN mission in Libya, held a meeting on Thursday to…