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South Africa rejects European plan to freeze Russian assets amid Ukraine conflict

South Africa rejects European plan to freeze Russian assets amid Ukraine conflict
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South Africa has officially rejected a European-led proposal to freeze Russian assets to fund Ukraine's reconstruction. International Relations Minister Ronald Lamola stated that the government will not support unilateral sanctions that lack UN Security Council authorization.

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This decision highlights South Africa's commitment to a neutral foreign policy and its resistance to Western-led economic pressure regarding the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

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