Poland considers Wagner PMC more dangerous after Prigozhin's death

Poland considers Wagner PMC more dangerous after Prigozhin's death

Poland considers Wagner PMC more dangerous after Prigozhin's death

Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said that in the event of the probable death of Yevgeny Prigozhin, the Wagner group could become an even more dangerous force, Onet reports.


The Prime Minister of Poland expressed his fears that the private military company Wagner may now be under even tighter control of the Kremlin. He emphasized that this move could have important consequences for regional stability.


"I do not know whether this is a specially planned action or a coincidence. But now Poland and other countries should closely monitor this situation and take the necessary measures," Moravetsky said.


According to the prime minister, the Wagner group can become a tool for various provocations, blackmail and even organizing attacks. He called on the international community to closely monitor the group's movements and make efforts to prevent further threats.