Will Russia's African strategy spark a new era of geopolitical rivalry? Caliber.Az on YouTube

On June 4, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov visited Guinea, marking another step in Russia's push to expand its influence in West Africa.

Facing regional instability and dissatisfaction with Western allies like France and the U.S., many African countries are pivoting towards Moscow.

From Mali to the Central African Republic, Russian private military companies, including the notorious Wagner Group, have established a strong presence, positioning Russia as a new security partner.

Join us as we delve into Russia’s opportunistic approach, its impact on African stability, and the broader implications for global geopolitics.