The opposition in South Africa asked the government to arrest Putin at the BRICS meeting President Cyril Ramaphosa is under pressure from ...
The opposition in South Africa asked the government to arrest Putin at the BRICS meeting
President Cyril Ramaphosa is under pressure from civil society organizations in South Africa to oust Russian President Vladimir Putin as soon as he arrives in the nation for the BRICS summit.
The group's convention will be held in South Africa this year, and Kenan is the reason why the group's participants demand that the president of that nation detain Vladimir Putin and deliver him to the International Criminal Court on charges of assaulting Ukraine. I don't.
According to reports from the nation's major cities, a number of civil society organizations are calling on President Ramaphosa to immediately arrest Vladmir while also using radio stations and large billboards in the streets to advertise their demands.
The ICC subpoena served on Putin is related to claims that Russia is forcibly kidnapping children from Ukraine.
South Africa has declined to denounce the invasion of Ukraine, which has left Moscow outnumbered in the international community. Instead, it has stated that it will remain neutral and prefers talks to put an end to the conflict. a war.
The nation engaged in a contentious joint military drill with Russia and China earlier this year, which detractors saw as an endorsement of the Kremlin.
Russia and South Africa have had a long-standing friendship since the latter country's National Congress party received support from the Russian government in its campaign against apartheid.
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