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FreddieGray:
More on the indigenous people of Canada.
Canada is an occupied territory.
The westerners invaded, subjugated the indigenous people, exposed them to genocide and continue to exploit thier natural resources.
The Westeeners are trying to do the same thing to Russia.
The head of state of Canada is the British monarch. A sizable number of people are conditioned and configured to believe that the Westerners illegal occupation of Canada and the US is ok. It's not.
The US is an appendage of British Colonialism, the illegal Western immigrants rebelled against the British crown (that's why it has a president as the head of state).
The indigenous people of North America should kick the invaders(westerners) out. Russia should arm these people.
Israel illegally occupies Palestinian territory, where is the global outcry?
The imperialists in the US illegally occupies Syria and steals it's resources..where's the global condemnation?
It's either I'm Pro Russian (wrt the rus-ukr comflict) or neutral because I cannot in good faith support countries that actively engage in the same behaviour they falsely accuse Russia of indulging in.
In addition, I'm an African, the hostility between the West and the East is beneficial to me...it serves as an expedited catalyst for a multipolar world.
Most African countries gained their independence from the West after the USSR became a nuclear armed Country.
The USSR never colonized Africa and they fought against western colonizers in Africa (the fight against apartheid which is a form of Nazism in South Africa is a reputable reference. The South Africans and the USSR emerged victorious).

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Cooperating with France never met our expectations

Abdoulaye Diop insisted that any country seeking to cooperate with his nation must observe the principle of Mali’s sovereignty and respect its right to choose a partner it needs.


Mali rejected further cooperation with France as the bilateral ties no longer met its national interests, Malian Foreign Minister Abdoulaye Diop said following talks with Russia’s top diplomat, Sergey Lavrov, on Tuesday.

"As for France, we have come to all the conclusions," he said. "This cooperation failed to meet the aspirations of the Malian people," he added.

According to Diop, "our goal is to foster our country’s autonomous and independent capability to defend Mali’s integrity, and today, we are quite capable of doing so."

The Malian foreign minister insisted that any country seeking to cooperate with his nation must observe the principle of Mali’s sovereignty and respect its right to choose a partner it needs.

"They should respect our interests, and this should be a sincere partnership that would not ignite any discord between any sections of our society," Diop underscored as he said this applied not only to France, but to "any other nation who would like to cooperate with us.".

https://tass.com/world/1572851




Mali 'will not make excuses' for choosing Russia as partner for cooperation


Mali's Foreign Minister stressed that Mali is acting taking into account, among other things, "the interests of the Malians themselves in all the decisions being made"

Mali won’t explain itself to anyone for choosing Russia as a partner for cooperation, the country’s Foreign Minister Abdoulaye Diop said following talks with his Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov on Tuesday.

"We’ve decided to bolster our partnership together with Russia and thus showed that we will not make excuses for the choice of partner that we’ve made," he said. The Malian top diplomat noted that this decision was made by the Malians "with full responsibility."

"And Mali will work with Russia just like with other partners who will stand for the key principles outlined by interim President [of Mali Assimi Goita]," he pointed out, stressing that Mali is acting taking into account, among other things, "the interests of the Malians themselves in all the decisions being made."


https://tass.com/world/1572823



Mali seeks to strengthen economic ties with Russia


Mali wishes to improve its trade and economic ties with Russia, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Mali Abdoulaye Diop said following talks with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.

"We also aim to improve the economic aspect of our relationship. We support Moscow's move to expand ties with Bamako. The Moscow-Bamako relations must be reinforced," he said.

"We work together to strengthen trade and economic relations. We will develop a unique structure for organizing these long-term projects," the minister added.

According to Diop, Russia has made critical decisions to ensure Mali's access to grain, electricity, and fertilizers. "All of this will contribute to the comfort of our people," he continued. Mali's Foreign Minister also mentioned Russia’s interest in several Malian goods.

In turn, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov expressed hope that deliveries of Russian wheat, fertilizers and petroleum products to Mali would start in the near future. "We are continuing humanitarian assistance to Mali, including, in the first place, through the bilateral line. I hope deliveries of wheat, fertilizers, petroleum products and other strategic goods will start in the near future," Lavrov said on Tuesday after talks with Mali’s Foreign Minister Abdoulaye Diop.

"Our trade turnover is growing and fairly quickly - by twenty-odd percent last year. Still, absolute figures are not very impressive - this is our common assessment. We agree that mineral resources tapping, exploration, energy, transport and other infrastructure, and agriculture are promising spheres to apply our efforts," Lavrov said.


https://tass.com/economy/1572809

FreddieGray:
"Little by little we managed to collect 8 million signatures" https://odysee.com/@RTDocumentary:4/Battle-for-Africa:9