How the death of Wagner leader Yevgeny Prigozhin impacts Libya’s oil and gas sector
Following Wagner’s Prigozhin’s death, a cloud of uncertainty was cast on the group’s operations and future prospects in Libya. However, recent events are starting to provide a glimpse into the potential trajectory that Wagner’s influence and presence in Libya will take. In particular, the presence and future of Wagner fighters in Libya could have important ramifications for the country’s oil and gas sector.
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