Russian President Vladimir Putin assured African leaders on Friday that the Kremlin was 'carefully' examining their peace proposals for an end to the invasion of Ukraine.
spoke Friday at a summit in St. Petersburg, Russia, bringing together Russia and its African allies.
Putin remarked that he was considering the peace plans as distinct from initiatives from"so-called advanced democracies" that had a vested interest in the "Russia will always be a responsible international supplier of agricultural products and will continue to support the countries and region in need by offering free grain and other supplies," Putin told the African leaders.
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