As mercenaries leave Mali, experts say remaining Kremlin-controlled Africa Corps is more than just ‘Wagner rebranded’.

Russia's mercenary group Wagner said that it is leaving Mali after helping reestablish the Malian junta's control over regional centers.

Wagner Group still operating, but leadership in limbo 04:21. The Russia-backed Wagner Group said Friday it is leaving Mali after more than three and a half years of fighting Islamic extremists and ...

Africa Corps is under direct command of the Russian defense ministry. According to U.S. officials, there are around 2,000 mercenaries in Mali. It is unclear how many are with Wagner and how many ...

Legal experts from UC Berkeley have argued to the International Criminal Court that the Wagner Group's alleged complicity in ...

The International Criminal Court has been asked to review a confidential legal brief arguing that the Russia-linked Wagner ...

The International Criminal Court is reviewing a confidential legal report arguing that the Russia-linked Wagner group has ...

Wagner’s operation in Mali commenced in late 2021 following a military coup that ousted the civilian government. The coup ...

But as Wagner leaves, security advisers from the Africa Corps, a Kremlin-controlled paramilitary group, will remain in their place, ensuring a lingering presence of Russian forces.

The Russia-backed Wagner Group says it is leaving Mali after more than three and a half years of fighting Islamic extremists and insurgents in the country ...

The Russia-backed Wagner Group says it is leaving Mali after more than three and a half years of fighting Islamic ... Moscow has been developing the Africa Corps as a rival force to Wagner. ...

The Africa Corps, Russia’s state-controlled paramilitary force, said on its Telegram channel Friday that Wagner’s departure would not introduce any changes and the Russian contingent will ...