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a b Иванов, Геннадий (17 April 2023). "Борьба за справедливость: ЧВК "Вагнер" изменила девиз на боевых знаменах - Петербургская газета" (in Russian) . Retrieved 25 August 2023.

According to the Financial Times, the Wagner Group does not exist as a single incorporated entity, but instead as a "sprawling network of interacting companies with varying degrees of proximity to [Prigozhin's] Concord group" – such as Concord Management and Consulting and Concord Catering. This abstruse structure has allegedly complicated efforts by western governments to restrict Wagner's activities. [120] a b c "Exclusive: Kremlin-linked contractors help guard Venezuela's Maduro – sources". Reuters. 25 January 2019. Makaryan joined Wagner in 2016 and fought as part of the mercenary group during Russia’s intervention in Syria. He was reportedly injured in the Battle of Khasham, where hundreds of Russian mercenaries perished after US airstrikes against pro-Assad forces. Two drones launched by Russian forces into the Odesa region in Ukraine hit military objects causing a fire and the detonation of ammunition, the South command of Ukraine's forces said on Monday. The Ukrainian SBU claimed 36 PMCs were killed [323] during the fighting at Luhansk International Airport (15) and the Battle of Debaltseve (21). [18]Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet his Belarusian counterpart Alexander Lukashenko on Monday in Moscow, Belarus state media reported. Japan also added 21 Russian organisations such as science labs as the target of existing export bans, according to a government statement released after Monday's cabinet meeting, which formally approved the new sanction measures announced by the foreign minister at a Group of Seven meeting last week. a b Gostev, Aleksandr; Coalson, Robert (16 December 2016). "Russia's Paramilitary Mercenaries Emerge From The Shadows". Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty . Retrieved 18 September 2017. The US imposed sanctions on Chekalov last month over his links to Prigozhin and for facilitating munitions shipments to Russia. The FSB said the consul was caught receiving secret information on the effect of Western sanctions on the economic situation in Russia's far east. 5:11pm: Hungary opposes EU sanctions on Russian nuclear sector

a b Leviev, Ruslan (22 March 2017). "They fought for Palmyra… again: Russian mercenaries killed in battle with ISIS". Conflict Intelligence Team . Retrieved 18 September 2017. From the beginning of July, [230] inmates recruited by Wagner, including Prighozin personally, in Russian prisons started participating in the invasion of Ukraine. The inmates were offered 100,000 or 200,000rubles and amnesty for six months of "voluntary service", or 5million for their relatives if they died. [231] [68] On 5 January 2023, the first group of 24 prisoners [232] recruited by Wagner to fight in Ukraine finished their six-month contracts and were released with full amnesty for their past crimes. [233] We are also looking at the possibility of making punishment harsher for Moldovan citizens (without Russian passports)... who are in the ranks of the aggressor's armed forces," she said. a b HOŠEK, Jiří. Vagnerova skupina už není tajemná organizace.“ O žoldácích Kremlu a největším úspěchu ruské propagandy. Seznam Zprávy [online]. Seznam.cz, 2019-03-02 [cit. 2021-04-12]. Dostupné online. On 23 August 2023, Prigozhin and Wagner commanders Dmitry Utkin and Valery Chekalov died in a plane crash in Russia, leaving Wagner's leadership structure unclear. [83] Western intelligence reported that it was likely caused by an explosion on board, and it is widely suspected that the Russian state was involved. [84] Origins and leadership Prigozhin (left) and Utkin (right)Wagner mutiny: Group fully funded by Russia, says Putin". BBC News. 27 June 2023 . Retrieved 27 June 2023.

The UK government on Monday sanctioned 92 Russian individuals and entities after President Vladimir Putin's regime held plebiscites in separatist areas of Ukraine and stepped up threats against the West. In an interview in December 2018, Russian president Putin said, in regard to Wagner PMC's operating in Ukraine, Syria and elsewhere, that "everyone should remain within the legal framework" and that if the Wagner group was violating the law, the Russian Prosecutor General's Office "should provide a legal assessment". But, according to Putin, if they did not violate Russian law, they had the right to work and promote their business interests abroad. Putin also denied allegations that Prigozhin had been directing Wagner's activities. [183] Prigozhin has been in a public feud with Russian defense minister Sergei Shoigu. a b Yaroslav Trofimov (10 May 2022). "Nearly Encircled, Ukraine's Last Stronghold in Luhansk Resists Russian Onslaught". The Wall Street Journal. Archived from the original on 14 May 2022 . Retrieved 11 May 2022. By May 2018, it was reported that the number of Wagner PMCs in the CAR was 1,400, while another Russian PMC called Patriot was in charge of protecting VIPs. [290] a b "Putin Wants to Win, But Not at All Costs". Bloomberg. 6 December 2017 . Retrieved 20 January 2018.Lithuania designates Russia's Wagner as terrorist organisation". www.lrt.lt. Lithuanian National Radio and Television. 14 March 2023 . Retrieved 14 March 2023.