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Russian document details three-year strategy in Africa

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Title: "Russian document details three-year strategy in Africa" Text: A confidential document sets out the Russian diplomatic action plan in Africa for the next three years, despite investment delays and sanctions linked to the war in Ukraine. Moscow seeks to strengthen its influence on the continent, according to Jeune Afrique.

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