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Trump Accuses South Africa of Genocide Against White Farmers, U.S. Response Intensifies

President Trump claims genocide against white farmers in South Africa, prompting sanctions and a halt in U.S. aid, amid escalating tensions between the two nations.


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U.S. President Donald Trump has accused South Africa of genocide against white farmers, claiming anti-white racism is endorsed by its government. His criticism follows South Africa's contentious accusations against Israel at the International Court of Justice. In response, Trump issued an executive order sanctioning South Africa and halting U.S. aid. The U.S. Secretary of State skipped a G20 meeting hosted by South Africa, further straining relations. South Africa, while denying Trump's allegations, will meet him to attempt a relationship reset amidst these controversies and claims of diplomatic isolation.

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