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Putin addresses African leaders at Russia-Africa Summit

At the third Russia-Africa Summit, President Vladimir Putin described Russia as a partner for African nations, contrasting it with former colonial powers. He stated that Moscow does not engage in neo-colonialism and seeks to support African development.

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At the third Russia-Africa Summit, President Vladimir Putin described Russia as a partner for African nations, contrasting it with former colonial powers. He stated that Moscow does not engage in neo-colonialism and seeks to support African development.

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Putin tells African leaders Moscow will not pursue ‘neo-colonialism’

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Putin addresses African leaders at Russia-Africa Summit