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This is CBS, I'm the World, I'm John Bachelor. The Africa Summit in Moscow,

there are details here that are revelatory of where Ukraine conflict is in the world.

In general, it is true to say that the Global South has stayed back from the sanctions regime

and the condemnation of Russia, especially the Global South of Africa and South America.

We're looking now on the invitation, the second year, to Russia of African leaders.

However, I learned from Ivana Strodner of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracy

that there were very few leaders this year compared to last, and right now that is revelatory

of where Russia's place is in the world, even the undecided are undecided about Russia too.

Ivana, a very good day to you, striking to me in your revelation about the African Summit

was the case that Mr. Putin made in person to these leaders of the African continent.

He speaks of British colonialism. Why? What does that mean to Vladimir Putin? Good evening to you.

Good evening. Thank you very much for inviting me. This year, during the Russia

Africa Summit, one of the goals for Putin was actually to use Africa and portray the West

as a nefarious actor. You know, one of the many people across the Western Europe think that Putin

actually thinks that the US is number one enemy. I actually think Putin even hates more

United Kingdom, especially because of their old, the great game that they had in the region.

So this is really nothing new. Putin actually used the Russian-African-Africa Summit actually to

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