Playboy-ul care a moștenit cel mai periculos grup de mercenari

Evgheni Prigojin's son, Pavel, inherited a complex legacy involving mercenaries and lucrative businesses after his father's death. At 28, he manages Wagner's operations in the Central African Republic, controlling gold mines and providing security for the local president. His activities generate significant revenue, estimated at over $400 million annually. Pavel has expanded Wagner's influence, integrating mercenaries into local security forces while maintaining ties with the government. However, the organization faces challenges, including accusations of drug trafficking and violence against rivals. Despite these issues, Pavel's leadership marks a shift from military power to a more entrenched criminal network.