ロシアは孤立していない 逆だ

The Russian isolation. UN delegations waiting to be able to shake hands with Lavrov pic.twitter.com/LUFg7Fhz15

— Levi (@Levi_godman) September 24, 2022

米国や欧州がロシアを孤立させようとしてもそうはなっていません。アフリカ諸国をはじめ開発途上国は、国際的な問題が生じたときに公平な立場で支援してくれるのはロシアだと知っています。日本の大手マスコミの情報しか知らない日本人よりも、ネットでRTなどで情報を得ている世界の多くの人たちのほうが状況を正しく把握している。

2022年08月18日
ロシア外相、エジプト訪問し穀物供給を確約
アラブ連盟本部でのさながらラブロフ握手会の様子

2枚の画像の場所は同じですが、別の機会ですね。アラブ連盟本部か国連か、確認できません。

Son of the President of Uganda, Commander of the ground forces Muhuzi Kainerugaba: President Putin does not need to threaten nuclear war. We hear him. An attack on Russia is an attack on Africa! pic.twitter.com/T5zoh5VACO

— AZ (@AZmilitary1) September 25, 2022

ウガンダは以前から親ロですが、この発言には驚き

He is not saying this for nothing...Few days ago,USA pressured Uganda to abandon buying Russian oil...https://t.co/qk6ZbaJ0E9

— AZ (@AZmilitary1) September 25, 2022

How, under US pressure, Uganda put itself in danger
President Museveni refused Russian fuel, under pressure from Washington. Blackmail that could cost the East African country dearly.

American blackmail worked. Forced to choose between Moscow and Washington, Uganda agreed to respond favorably to the White House's ultimatum. After the announcement of an import of Russian fuel in Kampala, the United States had indeed put pressure on Uganda. On tour in the region, American diplomat Linda Thomas-Greenfield said that African countries "can buy Russian agricultural products, including fertilizers and wheat", but that Washington would refuse any long-term commitment with Russia. However, the purchase of fuel fell into this second category.

In the balance, Washington had threatened to revise downwards, or even to cancel, its financial aid granted to Uganda for refugees and for health. A stroke of pressure that worked: Kampala finally agreed to listen to the White House and resolved to refuse the proposal to import fuel from Russia.