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South Africa calls out Reuters air-raid misinformation

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South African President Cyril Ramaphosa arrived in Kiev on Friday with five other African leaders. The group met with Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky to promote a negotiated end to the conflict with Russia. According to Reuters, air raid sirens and explosions were heard in the city, and the group was whisked to a shelter.
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South Africa calls out Reuters air-raid misinformation

Sirens reportedly blared as a delegation from Pretoria arrived in Kiev, but a spokesman for President Ramaphosa said everything was peaceful

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South Africa calls out Reuters' air-raid 'misinformation'

A spokesman for President Cyril Ramaphosa said that everything was "peaceful" in Kiev, dismissing reports of explosions Read Full Article at RT.com

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