Putin Says Wagner Group Does Not Exist
Russian law does not recognize the existence of private military companies, including the Wagner Group, President Vladimir Putin told the newspaper Kommersant on July 13.
Russian law does not recognize the existence of private military companies, including the Wagner Group, President Vladimir Putin told the newspaper Kommersant on July 13.
Russia’s President, in response to recent developments in his country, called for the resolution of differences between the armed forces of the state and the Wagner mercenaries, as well as the fight against insurgents and traitors to the Russian people.
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