A video of Russian President Vladimir Putin has gone viral wherein he burst into laughter after telling the Comoros President to maintain sitting after the latter mistakenly sat earlier than everybody throughout an official assembly. Since being shared on social media, the video has gathered a lot traction and reward for the Russian chief.

The 30-second clip reveals Putin welcoming African leaders to a convention corridor. An official directs the friends to their seats when Comoros President Azali Assoumani sits on his chair whereas the chief simply beside him appears confused however continues standing. Moments later, Assoumani stands upon realising the protocol he simply broke, however Putin insists him to sit down and later takes the seat himself.

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Russia-Africa summit

A two-day Russia-Africa summit was held in St Petersburg on Thursday and Friday. As per studies, Russia suffered a blow as lower than half of the African leaders attended the summit this time in comparison with 2019, when it was first held.

No-cost Russian grains to 6 African nations

Vladimir Putin informed the African leaders Thursday that Russia is making each effort to avert a world meals disaster regardless of issues that its withdrawal from a deal permitting grain shipments from Ukraine will trigger value spikes, reported AP.

Whereas discussing the halted Black Sea grain deal, he promised massive no-cost shipments of grain to 6 African international locations.

“Our nation will proceed supporting needy states and areas, particularly, with its humanitarian deliveries. We search to actively take part in constructing a fairer system of distribution of sources. We’re taking most efforts to avert a world meals disaster,” Putin stated.

Peace settlement for Russia-Ukraine struggle

Addressing the Russia-Africa summit, Putin stated Moscow would carefully analyze a peace proposal for Ukraine that African leaders have sought to pursue.

“That is an acute difficulty, and we aren’t evading its consideration,” the Russian chief stated, emphasizing that his authorities was treating the African initiative with respect and “taking a look at it attentively.”