the relocation of Wagner fighters to Belarus "will depend on the decision made by the Wagner PMC and Russia’s leadership." "If they deem it necessary to deploy a certain number of fighters in ...

The rebellious Russian mercenary commander who ordered his troops to march on Moscow before abruptly reversing course will move to neighboring Belarus ... fighters from his Wagner Group who ...

If they consider it necessary to deploy some troops [from Wagner PMC] in Belarus for some rest and training, I will certainly execute my order," the Belarusian leader said at a meeting with ...

The Wagner Group is moving troops and vehicles to Belarus following a short-lived march on Moscow in June. WSJ examines satellite images and social media video to map their path and to learn more ...

Belarus’ authoritarian President Alexander Lukashenko has been sworn in for a seventh term, and he mocked those who derided ...

Prigozhin and his fellow Wagner leaders were exiled to Belarus in the wake of the mutiny. Prigozhin’s death would send an “unmistakable message”, said The Atlantic’s Tom Nichols ...

He also assured that ready military bases are waiting for the Wagner group in Belarus. "Let the Poles ... "Maybe so," summarizes the Belarusian leader. According to political scientist Anna ...

Yevgeny Prigozhin died in a plane crash Yevgeny Prigozhin, along with other Wagner Group leaders, perished in ... in the small village of Cel in central Belarus. There were subsequent reports ...

Europe’s longest-serving leader warned that if he felt provoked ... over the presence of Russian mercenary group Wagner in neighbouring Belarus. Warsaw is sending 10,000 troops to its border ...

Mr Prigozhin ended the rebellion one day later and announced a deal to relocate to Belarus with the assurance that participating Wagner troops wouldn't face charges. Russian President Vladimir ...