Belarus
Scores of Wagner fighters are apparently refusing to stay put in the aftermath of their failed march on Moscow.
Poland is now gearing up combat choppers in response to infiltration threats from Wagner fighters in Belarus.
A growing alliance between two Russian allies threatens to help Vladimir Putin get his hands on a deadly new arsenal.
More than 100 members of the notorious Russian group are reportedly moving toward the border, where authorities fear they may pose as migrants to slip into NATO territory.
“The Wagner guys have started to stress us. They want to go west,” Alexander Lukashenko, who is hosting the failed mutineers in Belarus after a deal with the Kremlin, said.
The head of the Belarusian Red Cross has admitted to taking children from Ukraine, following allegations that some deported minors have gone missing altogether.
Dmitry Utkin, the neo-Nazi commander from whom the group takes its name, promised a crowd of cheering mercenaries: “This isn’t the end, this is only the beginning.”