Wagner's Name Would Resound Across the Entire Continent

In the proposal, Petrov explained why he wanted to continue "expanding the military."

Wagner Security Company currently had just over ten thousand personnel. By all accounts, that was already a considerable scale.

However, only a little over four thousand of them were combat personnel who could be deployed abroad.

Another two thousand or so security personnel handled domestic security operations, including those at the Moscow Security Base and the Siberia Security Base.

These personnel were responsible only for domestic operations.

For example, security work at Yukos Group's oil fields and at Little Eagle Group's various gaming centers.

They would not be deployed overseas for combat.

Only the security base in Crimea and the newly established Burkina Faso Security Base deep in Africa had combat personnel capable of global deployment.

Apart from these two groups of combat personnel, the remaining nearly four thousand people were all considered logistics support staff.

This also included the crews operating those warships. Under normal circumstances, the warships would not easily enter combat, so their crews were not counted as combat personnel either.

A little over four thousand combat personnel capable of overseas deployment was already an extremely formidable force!

After all, these were no ordinary security guards. Every one of them was an elite member of Russia's special forces who had only recently retired!

Saying one could fight a hundred might have been exaggerated, but a combat team taking on several dozen ordinary enemies would be effortless.

So why did Petrov still want to expand further?

This was how he explained it in the proposal.

Africa's current situation was extremely chaotic, especially in those small countries whose names most people around the world could not even name. Burkina Faso, where Wang Ye's Little Black roommate Mumu lived, was one such place. There were also