Russia's Wagner mercenary group is operating in Sudan, a theipaper investigation revealed 💬 It is 'clear now' that Wagner are 'desperate for Sudan's gold reserves' and Nato must work together to cut off their access to the gold, Iain Duncan Smith said
The senior backbench Conservative MP said it is “clear now” that Wagner is “desperate for Sudan’s gold reserves,” afterreported that the group has been fighting in the country and patrolling a port which is being used as an escape route by fleeing civillians.
The two sightings are the first reported involvement of the private army since fighting began in mid April, and raise serious questions about In response to the findings, Sir Iain said: “It is clear now that Wagner are desperate for the gold in Sudan. This brutal bunch of mercenaries are involved in multiple civilian deaths in Ukraine and Africa.
, said: “The last thing the people of Sudan need is a proxy war. The involvement of the Wagner group in the region should have been challenged years ago. While outside bodies meddle, the citizens of Sudan suffer.”
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