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Pavel Prigojin, son of the late Evgeny Prigozhin, has transformed the Wagner Group into a profitable enterprise in Africa, generating $400 million annually. Following his father's mysterious death, he retained control over 500 mercenaries, focusing on gold, arms, and drug operations. Despite expectations of losing influence, he has expanded his father's legacy, maintaining Russian interests in Africa. His operations provide Moscow with valuable resources and strategic footholds, while also promoting Russian political narratives through media outlets. The Kremlin views Pavel as a useful partner, despite the complex dynamics following his father's rebellion against Putin.