Allegation of Kidnapping of Central African Soldiers by Russian Mercenaries
Central African soldiers Celestin Bakoyo and Elie Ngouengue were reportedly kidnapped by Wagner Group-aligned Russian mercenaries while leading a militia against rebels. They were detained on January 24 at a police station in the capital city, raising concerns about foreign military involvement and national security in the region.
Reports indicate that two Central African Republic soldiers, Celestin Bakoyo and Elie Ngouengue, were allegedly detained by Russian mercenaries linked to the Wagner Group. They were reportedly overseeing a militia operation against rebel forces in the southeast region of the country when they were taken. The incident occurred on January 24 at a police station located in the nation’s capital.
The alleged kidnapping of soldiers by Russian mercenaries highlights rising concerns over foreign military involvement in the Central African Republic and its implications for national security. As tensions persist with rebel factions, the situation underscores the complexities of military alliances and operational control in volatile regions.
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