Lessons from the doused Wagner rebellion: why private armies can be a ticking bomb for governments

Private military companies (PMCs) operate in multiple countries, some legally, and others clandestinely. Many of these rogue entities have betrayed or rebelled against their own creators, a record which underscores the risks of relying on them. Defence experts argue that employing private military contractors has caused more harm than providing genuine assistance in strife-torn scenarios.

from Economy-Prime-Economic Times