South African Presidential Security Stranded in Warsaw as Weapons Confiscation Sparks Standoff

In this gripping video, we bring you the latest developments surrounding the standoff at Warsaw airport between Polish officials and South Africa's Presidential Protection Unit. After attempting to confiscate weapons from President Ramaphosa's security team, more than 120 special forces, high-ranking personnel, and journalists found themselves stranded for over 10 hours. Accusations of racism and sabotage have been exchanged, intensifying diplomatic tensions. Join us as we delve into the details of this unprecedented situation and its impact on President Ramaphosa's African Peace Mission to end Russia's war against Ukraine. Stay tuned for all the latest updates on this gripping diplomatic ordeal. #IngonyamaNews #SouthAfricaNews #AfricaNews #TopNews

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[heingroenewald]

They are special alright demanding special treatment the president is not doing much for his own country and is alliance with Russia is not going to be perceived as nutural to Ukraine

[leonnefourie]

Please lock him up and his fellow gangsters. We really dont need him and his crime partners here in South Africa. Since they took off the crime rate dropped dramatically!

[dancagilaba]

Good let him go without his security.He should go back to South Africa and deal with the electricity crisis.