00:00Russia's Wagner Group may be gone, but Moscow's power in Africa is not over.
00:05Ukraine's military intelligence says Russia replaced Wagner with the defense ministry-backed
00:10Africa Corps. Her representative Andrei Cherniak says, the group now has around 8,000 to 10,000
00:17militants. They continue supporting military juntas and armed groups in Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso.
00:24Russia sees Africa as a source of political leverage, natural resources, sanctions of Asian
00:30routes, and cheap recruits for its war against Ukraine. Gold, diamonds, uranium, and oil remain
00:37key targets, especially across the Sahel region. But Moscow's strategy goes beyond weapons.
00:43Her says Russian intelligence services are spreading disinformation in at least 22 African countries.
00:49Fake news, proxy groups, and AI-generated content are being used to fuel unrest and support Kremlin
00:56interests. Kiev's warning is clear. Wagner may have collapsed, but Russia's Africa strategy is still active.
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