In an excerpt from her new book, Candace Rondeaux offers a terrifying account of Russia’s “private military company” and its ...

Among members of the Wagner Group and its supporters, the video of Bouta’s murder has given rise to a culture glorifying violence against noncombatants that is explicitly centered on the symbol ...

By most accounts, Wagner was formed in May 2014, launched by around 10 or so people. The group’s charter, signed by Prigozhin and a man named Dmitry Utkin, called for a “director” to oversee ...

And the Wagner Group appears to be following a similar path. Moreover, Wagner serves as a tool of foreign policy for Moscow, just as the IRGC does for Iran. There are key differences to be sure.