US To Boycott G20 Summit In South Africa

Trump insists that genocide of white citizens is taking place there.

US President Donald Trump said that representatives of the US government will not participate in the current G20 summit to be held in South Africa. According to the President, this decision was made because of "discrimination against white citizens" in the country. About it writes Politico.

Previously, Trump has already reported that he personally will not come to the summit, dedicated to the issues of global economic development. A delegation led by Vice President J.D. Vance was to attend in his place, but now that the boycott has been announced, the U.S. is withdrawing from the event entirely.

"Afrikaners - descendants of Dutch, French and German settlers - are being killed and destroyed, and their lands and farms are being illegally taken. No representative of the U.S. government will participate while these human rights violations continue," Trump wrote on Truth Social.

Trump has repeatedly accused South Africa of discriminating against the white minority, and earlier this year even said the country was experiencing a "genocide" of white citizens. South African officials have strongly denied such allegations.

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