Putin to discuss Ukraine with African leaders at summit FMTNews FMTWorld
Moscow has suggested that it can help Africa with both commercial and free shipments of Russian grain.
Ushakov told Russian media that 17 African heads of state would speak at the Russia-Africa summit, which takes place this tomorrow and Friday, the agencies said. Last month, Ramaphosa visited Putin in St Petersburg with leaders from Senegal, Egypt, Zambia, Uganda, Congo Republic, and Comoros to present a peace plan for Ukraine.
Since then, Africa’s fears about the war have become more urgent. Last week, Moscow quit a deal allowing Ukraine, one of the world’s leading grain exporters alongside Russia, to ship grain safely out of its ports on the Black Sea despite the war, which Moscow calls a “special military operation”.
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