In April, Zelenskyy of Ukraine will Travel to South Africa for Negotiations

Next month, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will travel to South Africa to meet with Cyril Ramaphosa. According to a spokesman for the South African presidency, it will be an extension of Ramaphosa’s continued efforts to find a way to peace with both Kyiv and Moscow.

Regarding Russia’s war in Ukraine, South Africa has taken a neutral stance and made an effort, however unsuccessful, to mediate a settlement between the parties. In 2023, Ramaphosa headed an African peace mission to Russia and Ukraine, where he met with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Zelenskyy.

Pretoria and Russia have tight links as members of the BRICS group of rising economies that are attempting to subvert the Western-dominated economic order. Furthermore, South Africa has not denounced Putin’s invasion of Ukraine three years ago.

After his dramatic meeting with US President Donald Trump at the White House last week, Zelenskyy is visiting the nation at a pivotal point in the battle. After Washington cut off all military aid and information sharing to Ukraine, he is working to bolster international support for his nation.

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