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Russia plans to boost economic and military ties in Africa | News

9 June 2025
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Russia plans to boost economic and military ties in Africa | News
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Kremlin announcement comes as Wagner Group quits West African state of Mali.

Russia is intensifying its economic and military engagement in Africa, particularly in West Africa, as Western influence wanes amid military coups. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov emphasized the growth of Russia’s presence, focusing on defense and security, despite the withdrawal of the Wagner Group from Mali, where the Africa Corps will replace them. This transition, largely comprised of former Wagner members, suggests a shift towards training and support roles rather than direct combat.

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