US EditionRussia reportedly pushes to replace PMC Wagner with state-run Africa Corps in CAR
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC, AUG 8 – Russia aims to replace Wagner with a state-controlled Africa Corps to centralize military operations in the Central African Republic, demanding cash payments instead of resource-based compensation.
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The Russian mercenaries have been put under the control of the government and renamed "Africa Corps": the replacement is working a bit yes and a bit no
Russia Pressures Central African Republic to Drop Wagner for “African Corps”—and Pay Millions in Cash
Russia is pushing the Central African Republic (CAR) to replace the Wagner Group with the Kremlin-controlled “African Corps” and to start paying for its services in cash rather than natural resources, according to Associated Press on August 8. The CAR government is resisting the proposal, arguing Wagner has proven a more effective and trusted partner. Officials in Bangui say they prefer to continue paying in resources such as gold, uranium, and …
The Kremlin exercises pressure on the Central African Republic (CSA) to replace the Wagner freight group with Africa Corps, a military structure under direct control of the Russian state, according to the independent Kyiv Kyiv.
Russia reportedly pushes to replace PMC Wagner with state-run Africa Corps in CAR
Russia's Defense Ministry reportedly demanded cash payments for security services, marking a sharp departure from previous arrangements under Wagner that involved compensation with natural resources.
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