Having redeployed some soldiers previously stationed in Syria to Libya, the Russian army and its military-political entity ...

Either maintaining Russia’s military bases in Syria or finding an alternative outpost in the Mediterranean will prove ...

Moscow has sought to establish a greater presence in North and West Africa, and the “Russian Expeditionary Corps” is leading those efforts. The Kremlin has struggled to replace the combat ...

Russia fears for its bases in Syria and elsewhere after dictator Bashar al-Assad, a Kremlin ally, was ousted. Libya's proximity to Russia's Africa Corps deployments could make the country a hub ...

In Africa, Russia-controlled Africa Corps influence extends beyond the battlefield into the economic sphere, where it engages in tactics that amount to economic warfare. This strategy ...

The Russian navy will establish a base on the Red Sea after discussions with Sudan, replacing its previous base in Syria.

Wagner, rebranded as the Africa Corps and placed under the umbrella of the Russian defense ministry after Prigozhin’s death, still operates under the Wagner brand in CAR, where its mercenaries ...

The West may like to convince itself that it is, in the words of one American diplomat, ‘strangling the Russian foreign ...

Russian forces moving to that country complicates matters. In fact, Moscow’s new Africa Corps has taken over much of the dirty work the Wagner militia was doing in Africa. So Libya could emerge ...

Russia has begun to remove its last remaining ... assistants now answering directly to Moscow under the new “Africa Expeditionary Corps”. The troops are being used to provide dictatorships ...