Putin’s rejection of neo-colonialism at the Russia-Africa Summit positions Moscow as a non-exploitative alternative to Western powers, aiming to expand Russian influence across the continent.
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Speaking at the third Russia-Africa Summit, Putin frames Moscow as an alternative to former colonial powers.
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