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F our days after Wagner group mercenaries marched on Moscow, a Russian envoy flew into Benghazi to meet a worried warlord. The message from the Kremlin to Khalifa Haftar, the self-styled general who runs much of eastern Libya, was reassuring: the more than 2, Wagner fighters, technicians, political operatives and administrators in the country would be staying. In Libya, there has been no abnormal movement of Wagner personnel, other than the redeployment of a small detachment of 50 closer to the border with Sudan.
The situation is similar elsewhere in the continent, according to sources in half a dozen African countries with knowledge of its operations. They do not appear to be planning to leave. They are planning to continue. Sergei Lavrov, the Russian foreign minister, last week reassured allies in Africa that Wagner group fighters deployed to the continent would not be withdrawn.
The group has also begun making and selling beer and spirits, and has been granted a hugely profitable concession to exploit rainforests in the south of CAR. The biggest single project is the vast Ndassima goldmine, which has been taken over by Wagner and is being developed. Last year, Wagner fighters launched raids on goldmines there that killed dozens of people, witnesses interviewed by the Guardian said.
These operations are thought to be the primary responsibility of a small detachment of Wagner fighters, which also oversees the smuggling of gold and much else into Sudan, where the Wagner group has close contacts with the Rapid Support Forces RSF of Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo currently fighting for control of the state. Three companies were targeted, all involved in Africa.