Prigozhin's New Threat: Wagner PMC Fighters Relocated to Belarus.
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Field camps are reportedly being constructed in Belarus for Wagner mercenaries under the leadership of Yevgeny Prigozhin, who was recently exiled to the country following his attempted mutiny in Russia. The camps are said to be preparing for 8,000 beds and will be about 120 miles from Belarus’ border with Ukraine. It is unclear if the camps will be a threat to Russia, but Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has said Poland is boosting defensive preparations on its borders with Belarus and “anticipating attacks.” Meanwhile, Russia is cracking down on private military companies like Wagner, and Prigozhin's whereabouts are currently unknown.
- Prigozhin Has Already Started Work on Brand New 'Threat' The Daily Beast
- What Russia's Wagner group has done in countries from Ukraine to Africa The Washington Post
- Camps for Wagner PMC fighters being built in Belarus 200 km from Ukraine Yahoo News
- Belarus Building Camps for Relocated Wagner Members: Report National Review
- Prigozhin Has Already Started Work on Brand New ‘Threat’ Yahoo News
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