‘What the Hell …’: Donald Trump said that when he came to know that Zelancesi was in South Africa

Despite accusing South Africa on the “white massacre”, US President Donald Trump hit a more casual voice during his meeting with President Cyril Ramposa at the White House. At a clear moment, Trump revealed that he had tried to call Ukrainian President Volodimier Zelansky and was surprised to learn that he was in South Africa.“I called Zelanceci and was told that he was in South Africa. I said,” What is he doing in South Africa? “The exchange occurred during Ramfosa’s official visit to Washington, where he met Trump to discuss business relations. Although the meeting was implicated around a possible trade agreement, South African authorities reported a chance to reconsider “bilateral, economic and trade relations” amid recent tensions. The US in February fulfilled allegations of misconduct with South Africa’s white minority of the country.The subject of Ukraine also came to light during the meeting. Trump brought his recent conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin. “A day before yesterday, I spoke with President Putin for 2.5 hours. I think we have made significant progress, but it is a bloodbie. 5,000 people are killed every week. 5,000 soldiers a week. 5,000 soldiers in a week. Cities and villages are not counting people in cities and villages. So we are trying to help. It is not worried about our people.”Ramfosa reminded Trump of his previous conversation when Zelancesi visited South Africa. “You remember that when President Zelancesi came to South Africa, when I talked to you. We both agreed that we need to promote the message of peace so that they could live peacefully,” he said.He also supported the efforts to end the war: “We have been involved in Ukrainian-Russian relations for a long time, so I can only remember the exchange (…) of children, and the steps you are taking is fully supported by us, we would like to see the end of this war.”The April visit to Zelansky in South Africa included meetings with Ramposa, political leaders, student groups and public members. The journey was part of Kiev’s push to have diplomatic relations with African countries amid the ongoing war with Russia.