The President of the USA, Donald Trump, has decided that no American official will participate in the G20 summit in South Africa, citing alleged abuses against the white population, especially the Afrikaners. Trump stated that they are being killed and that their lands are being illegally confiscated, expressing his concerns on the Truth Social platform. Although Vice President Vance was initially expected to attend, the boycott will extend to the entire administration. Trump has repeatedly accused South Africa of discrimination and even genocide, accusations rejected by the South African government, which has called for evidence. Additionally, the American administration has begun to prioritize the admission of white refugees from South Africa, citing the need for their protection.
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