What was the global fallout of the Wagner mutiny?
After a failed mutiny against Russian President Vladimir Putin, how will the Wagner Group’s global presence change?
Where exactly is Wagner Group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin – and what’s happening to Wagner fighters scattered around the globe? The Wagner Group has fighters far beyond the war in Ukraine, from Syria and Libya to the Central African Republic. While much of the world was focused on Moscow, the shockwaves from Prigozhin’s brief mutiny had global reverberations.
In this episode:
- Anchal Vohra (@anchalvohra), columnist, Foreign Policy
- Bernard Smith (@JazeeraBernard), Al Jazeera English correspondent
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