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In late 2019, a so-called Wagner code of honor was revealed that lists ten commandments for Wagner's PMCs to follow. These include, among others, to protect the interests of Russia always and everywhere, to value the honor of a Russian soldier, to fight not for money, but from the principle of winning always and everywhere. [134] [135] a b Luxmoore, Matthew (16 April 2018). "Russian Journalist Who Reported on Secretive Paramilitary Dies". The New York Times. Archived from the original on 16 April 2018. Wagnerovci obsadili další město, Voroněž. Echo24.cz [online]. 2023-06-24 [cit. 2023-06-24]. Dostupné online. Man who filmed beheading of Syrian identified as Russian mercenary". The Guardian. 21 November 2019.

Budapešťské memorandum• Ukrajinská krize• Euromajdan• Proruské nepokoje na Ukrajině 2014 ( Antimajdan• Požár Domu odborů v Oděse) V říjnu 2022 podle investigativního serveru Insider požádal kontraktor Wagnerovy skupiny ve Francii o azyl a nabízí výměnou informace o zapojení do invaze na Ukrajině a páchání údajných válečných zločinů zejména v Luhanské oblasti. Není jediným vypovídajícím členem skupiny. [46]

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Lithuania designates Russia's Wagner as terrorist organisation". www.lrt.lt. Lithuanian National Radio and Television. 14 March 2023 . Retrieved 14 March 2023. Według szacunków Inicjatywy Medialnej na rzecz Praw Człowieka od września 2022 do czerwca 2023 roku doszło do co najmniej jedenastu wymian jeńców, głównie w okolicy Bachmutu. – Grupa Wagnera przekazywała jeńców i otrzymywała w zamian nie tylko swoich najemników, lecz również członków regularnej armii rosyjskiej, co stanowi kolejny dowód ścisłego powiązania Grupy Wagnera z rosyjskimi siłami zbrojnymi – wskazuje Katryczenko. Podkreśla, że sam prezydent Władimir Putinpotwierdził związek rosyjskiego państwa z Grupą Wagnera, mówiąc, że jest ona finansowana z rosyjskiego budżetu państwa. Pociągnąć Kreml do odpowiedzialności spotted an opening, he would pitch it to Mr. Putin, and, if amenable, Mr. Putin would unofficially sanction Wagner’s operations, sometimes providing them with military equipment and intelligence. ... With Mr. Putin’s blessing in place, Mr. Prigozhin would approach the potential client, typically a head of state or group of putschists, and propose a deal. He would coup-proof them using Wagner muscle and create an elite military unit to serve them. He would use another arm of his business empire, a troll factory called the Internet Research Agency, to smear domestic opposition, popularize the client and further exploit grievances against the West. In exchange, he very likely demanded two things. First, the regime had to abandon the West and support Russia’s interests. Second, it had to grant Russia access to natural resources such as oil, natural gas and gold. Secretary of State Antony Blinken, in an interview broadcast Sunday, confirmed reports that the United States has sent private warnings to Russia to steer clear of nuclear war. The PMCs also took part [274] in the Syrian Army's offensive in northwestern Syria that took place mid-2019. [275] As of late December 2021, Wagner PMCs were still taking part in military operations against ISIL cells in the Syrian desert. [276]

Decades after the fall of the Berlin Wall, we can hear once again the rattling of nuclear sabers," Guterres told a special General Assembly session on nuclear disarmament. Based partly on leaked documents provided by the Dossier Center, investigative journalist David Patrikarakos has stated that Wagner has never been under the control of either the GRU or the Ministry of Defense, as has often been claimed, but is instead exclusively run by Prigozhin. [121] Recruitment, training, techniques By May 2018, it was reported that the number of Wagner PMCs in the CAR was 1,400, while another Russian PMC called Patriot was in charge of protecting VIPs. [290] Co dál s wagnerovci? Vstoupí do ruské armády, ‚vytěží‘ je Lukašenko a ponechají si úkoly v Africe. iROZHLAS [online]. 2023-06-29 [cit. 2023-07-01]. Dostupné online.

Andrew S. Bowen (23 March 2023). Russia's Wagner Private Military Company (PMC) (Report). Congressional Research Service. CIT reported a conservative estimate of at least 101 being killed between October 2015 and mid-December 2017. [91] The founder of CIT stated the death toll was at least 100–200, [326] while another CIT blogger said at least 150 were killed and more than 900 were wounded. [325] Instances of non-compliance (with the decree) are decreasing. We hope this will speed up and that all errors will be corrected."

In early 2016, Wagner had 1,000 employees, [14] which later rose to 5,000 by August 2017, [108] and 6,000 by December 2017. [13] The organization was said to be registered in Argentina [14] [108] and has offices in Saint Petersburg [109] and Hong Kong. [110] In November 2022, Wagner opened a new headquarters and technology center at the PMC Wagner Center building in the east of Saint Petersburg. [111] a b c "Exclusive: Kremlin-linked contractors help guard Venezuela's Maduro – sources". Reuters. 25 January 2019. a b Russia used private mercenaries to reinforce frontline, British intelligence says". Yahoo! News. In early February 2018, the PMCs took part in a battle at the town of Khasham, in eastern Syria, which resulted in heavy casualties among Syrian government forces and the Wagner Group as they were engaged by United States air and artillery strikes, due to which the incident was billed by media as "the first deadly clash between citizens of Russia and the United States since the Cold War". [266] [267] [139] [268] Sources said Wagner group losses were anywhere between 10 and 200. Critics have accused authorities of focusing mobilisation efforts in remote parts of the country like Siberia and the North Caucasus to avoid sparking opposition in major urban centres and especially Moscow. 9:55am: Zelensky says he doesn't think Putin is bluffing over nuclear armsIn 2023, the Russian government granted the status of combat veterans to Wagner contractors who took part in Russia's invasion of Ukraine. [190] Following Omar al-Bashir's overthrow in a coup d'état on 11 April 2019, Russia continued to support the Transitional Military Council (TMC) that was established to govern Sudan, as the TMC agreed to uphold Russia's contracts in Sudan's defense, mining and energy sectors. This included the PMCs' training of Sudanese military officers. [283] The Wagner Group's operations became more elusive following al-Bashir's overthrow. They continued to mostly work with Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF). [284] Wagner was said to be linked to the Deputy Chairman of the TMC and commander of the RSF, Gen. Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo. [285] In April 2020, the Wagner-connected company "Meroe Gold" was reported to be planning to ship personal protective equipment, medicine, and other equipment to Sudan amid the coronavirus pandemic. [286] Three months later, the United States sanctioned the "M Invest" company, as well as its Sudan subsidiary "Meroe Gold" and two individuals key to Wagner operations in Sudan, for the suppression and discrediting of protesters. [287] Maria Tsvetkova; Anton Zverev (3 November 2016). "Russian Soldiers Are Secretly Dying In Syria". HuffPost . Retrieved 19 February 2018. There is a plan on the table to do it. Last week I had an opportunity to start consultations with Ukraine and with the Russian Federation ... and I am ready to continue these consultations in both countries this week," Grossi told a meeting of International Atomic Energy Agency member states. 10:05am: Recruiter wounded in shooting at mobilisation centre in Siberia, says local governor

Further information: Moura Massacre and Islamist insurgency in the Sahel A demonstration in support of the Malian Armed Forces in Bamako after the 2021 Malian coup d'étatDmitriy. "В боях в Сирии погиб уроженец Оренбурга Сергей Карпунин". geo-politica.info. Archived from the original on 19 September 2020 . Retrieved 12 December 2017. On 23 August 2023, Prigozhin and Wagner commanders Dmitry Utkin and Valery Chekalov died in a plane crash in Russia, leaving Wagner's leadership structure unclear. [83] Western intelligence reported that it was likely caused by an explosion on board, and it is widely suspected that the Russian state was involved. [84] Origins and leadership Prigozhin (left) and Utkin (right) Gostev, Alexander (25 April 2018). Кремлевская "Драка за Африку". Наемники Пригожина теперь и в джунглях. Радио Свобода (in Russian). Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty . Retrieved 26 April 2018. a b "Ex-Prigozhin Aide to Oversee Volunteer Fighters in Ukraine – Kremlin". The Moscow Times. 29 September 2023.