After Yevgeny Prigozhin's death, his son Pavel maintained and expanded "Wagner" activities in the Central African Republic. According to the Wall Street Journal, about 500 mercenaries protect the president and fight against the rebels, and the group gets access to mineral resources. The gold mine, which used to be controlled by Prigozhin Sr., brings in, according to the researchers, about 250 million dollars a year. The total revenue from businesses related to Fregozine Jr. exceeds 400 million dollars a year. According to the WSJ, the chain also deals in guns, alcohol and drugs. Local activists and investigators accuse groups linked to Wagner of kidnappings, extrajudicial killings and attacks on illegal searches. Read this and 9 other stories from the Wall Street Journal, CNN, BBC and other global media at LIGA. net.

After Yevgeny Prigozhin's death, his son Pavel maintained and expanded "Wagner" activities in the Central African Republic. According to the Wall Street Journal, about 500 mercenaries protect the president and fight against the rebels, and the group gets access to mineral resources. The gold mine, which used to be controlled by Prigozhin Sr., brings in, according to the researchers, about 250 million dollars a year. The total revenue from businesses related to Fregozine Jr. exceeds 400 million dollars a year. According to the WSJ, the chain also deals in guns, alcohol and drugs. Local activists and investigators accuse groups linked to Wagner of kidnappings, extrajudicial killings and attacks on illegal searches. Read this and 9 other stories from the Wall Street Journal, CNN, BBC and other global media at LIGA. net.