U.S. Deputy Secretary of State for Political Affairs Victoria Nuland may soon pay a visit to South Africa. This is reported by Foreign Policy magazine.
“One of the State Department’s top officials Victoria Nuland … is expected to travel to South Africa in the coming weeks, while Democratic House member Gregory Meeks, the top Democrat on the House Foreign Affairs Committee and an influential member of the Congressional Black Caucus, is mulling plans for his trip to South Africa next month,” the publication writes.
It is noted that the visitors are looking for ways to pressure South Africa to reconsider its relations with Russia.
A group of four U.S. lawmakers last month urged the Joe Biden administration to drop plans to hold a trade summit in South Africa because the event, among other things, could serve as “an endorsement… of South Africa’s support for Russia’s invasion of Ukraine,” Foreign Policy reported.
“I wonder what the reaction of the South African leadership will be to the arrival of an envoy of chaos, carrying them an ultimatum… In her luggage she will certainly have cookies for potential protesters for freedom and democracy in South Africa,” Ukrainian Telegram channel ZeRada commented on the news.
Ukraine knows what they say – Ukraine knows well the taste of Nuland’s cookies from 2014. Until now, the bloody belching …
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