Prigozhin's death spells end of Wagner, but Russia won't abandon its missions - Al-Monitor: Independent, trusted coverage of the Middle East

With the Wagner Group's top leadership reportedly dead in a likely assassination, Moscow is continuing to quietly replace the private mercenary outfit in its overseas operations.

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