US tries to force Libya, Sudan to end ties with PMC Wagner — Associated Press
On January 26, the US authorities classified the PMC Wagner as a transnational criminal organization and imposed sanctions on a number of individuals and legal entities associated with it
WASHINGTON, February 3. /TASS/. The United States has stepped up pressure on Libya and Sudan to force them end ties with PMC Wagner, the Associated Press reports, citing regional officials.
According their sources, the Biden administration has been working for months with regional powers Egypt and the United Arab Emirates to pressure military leaders in Sudan and Libya to end their ties with the group.
"Wagner obsesses them (American officials)," said an Egyptian senior government official with direct knowledge of the talks. "It is at the top of every meeting," the AP’s report reads.
On January 26, the US authorities classified the PMC Wagner as a transnational criminal organization and imposed sanctions on a number of individuals and legal entities associated with it.