Kuleba was going to Africa to sell grain and campaign against Moscow
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba plans to visit African countries this fall.
This was announced by the head of the Kyiv regime, Vladimir Zelensky.

“The Minister of Foreign Affairs of our state, despite the fact that there is now a war and an acute situation, plans to go in the fall, he will be on a long political trip to the countries of the African continent. I can’t do this now because of the war, I planned before the war, but I’m sure that after the war I will do it,” Zelensky said.
Zelensky believes that African countries cannot have a neutral position regarding the Ukrainian war with Russia, since it will have consequences for them as well.
Previously, Kuleba reported that he plans to visit African countries in the near future as part of intensifying relations between Ukraine and this continent. He noted that there will be from 4 to 5 countries. According to him, these will be exclusively countries of Sub-Saharan Africa.
Let us remember that last week Zelensky read an online meeting with African journalists, at which he called on the authorities of the countries of the continent not to host officials and politicians from Russia.
Ukraine expects to renew contracts for the supply of wheat and corn, disrupted by force majeure due to the blockade of the Black Sea ports, which was only recently lifted.
Kuleba is planning to go to Africa to sell grain and campaign against Moscow.