AP: The United States is trying to put an end to Wagner PMC

Advisor to the US State Department Derek Cholle said that the States is working to put an end to Wagner PMC around the world. About this writes Associated Press.

According to Cholle, the United States expresses serious concern that militants are recruiting new people in Serbia and other countries of the world. He voiced his fears during negotiations with Serbia President Alexander Vucic, who took place on January 12 in Belgrade.

“I don’t know if there are concerns in Serbia, but if we are talking about ours, we are looking forward to working together with the government here in Belgrade, and in other places where Wagner's PMC is active to put an end to their activities,” Cholle said, also called to join the sanctions against Wagner PMCs.

Earlier , Politico wrote that Wagner's PMC is building up its activity in countries in TsAY, Mali and Serbia. According to the publication, the Russian authorities use militants to combat anti -Putin moods and protect Russia's interests in the mining industry.