Murder, murder … Why did Trump clash with the President of South Africa? High voltage drama in front of everyone

There was a fierce debate between US President Donald Trump and South African President Cyril Ramfosa at the White House. This is Trump’s second major disagreement with a foreign leader in front of the media, before he had a sharp debate with the President of Ukraine Jailnsky. Trump accused Jelonski of prolonging the war.

South African President Cyril Ramposa dismissed the allegations of US President Donald Trump and said that his government completely opposed it. He demanded to clarify the situation and improve relations with Washington. Ramfosa insisted that his visit aims to re -establish relations between the United States and South Africa, which is at its lowest level since the end of the apartheid era in 1994.

Wow! President trump just halted the meeting with the south African president to show videos of prominent south African politicians calling for genocide agest with africans.

Ramaphosa looked embarrassed. pic.twitter.com/zopuieflhm

– George (@behiizytweets) May 21, 2025

The meeting between the two presidents started in a friendly atmosphere, in which talks were held about Golf. President Trump praised South African President Siril Ramfosa’s Golf talent in the African country. Ramfosa then mentioned Trump’s favorite word “T” and tried to discuss the trade between the two countries. He also mentioned an important mineral deal, which is likely to promote economic relations between the two countries.

During an important meeting, US President Donald Trump surprised everyone by raising the issue of ‘white massacre’ in front of South African President Cyril Ramposa. Initially, trade and mineral resources were being discussed between the two leaders, but Trump suddenly played a video that claimed that thousands of white farmers have been killed.

President Ramfosa rejected the video while remaining calm and said that he would investigate its authenticity. But President Trump, taking more aggressive stance, showed copies of articles, in which the white people killed in South Africa were told. Trump overturned the pages, saying “death, death …”, which made the atmosphere even more tense.