Trump announced the non-participation of the entire US government in the G20 summit in South Africa

Not a single member of the American government will take part in the G20 summit, which will be held in the Republic of South Africa (RSA). This was announced on November 8 by the American leader Donald Trump.

According to him, the reason for this is the killings of the local population from among the Dutch, French and Germans.

"No U.S. government official will be present as long as these human rights violations continue," he said in a message on Truth Social.

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Earlier, on November 5, Trump announced that he did not intend to attend the G20 summit in South Africa. Trump also expressed the opinion that the country no longer has a place in the G20. According to him, there is an alleged "communist tyranny" in South Africa.

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