特朗普白宫会晤“突袭”南非总统：指控“白人农场主遭屠杀”

Core Viewpoint - The meeting between President Trump and South African President Ramaphosa escalated tensions due to Trump's unverified claims of violence against white farmers in South Africa, which Ramaphosa strongly denied while attempting to focus on trade cooperation [1][2][4]. Group 1: Trump's Claims and Actions - Trump accused South Africa of being a "graveyard" for white farmers and presented a video to support his claims, which was criticized as unverified by various media outlets [1][2][6]. - He highlighted the plight of white farmers, suggesting they are fleeing due to violence and land seizures, echoing a long-standing conspiracy theory within far-right circles [3][6]. - Trump insisted on the existence of widespread reports and documentaries that support his claims, despite Ramaphosa's counterarguments [6][8]. Group 2: Ramaphosa's Response and Position - Ramaphosa maintained a calm demeanor during the meeting, emphasizing that the majority of crime victims in South Africa are black, not white, and expressed a willingness to engage in dialogue about concerns raised by Trump [5][6]. - He brought along prominent white South African golfers to symbolize the diversity of the country and to counter Trump's narrative [2][6]. - Ramaphosa pointed out that the land reform policies in South Africa are aimed at correcting historical injustices and have not yet resulted in any actual land seizures [6]. Group 3: Media and Public Reaction - The White House later supported Trump's assertions, claiming they were correct, while major media outlets labeled Trump's accusations as unverified or baseless [6][7]. - Reports indicated a significant number of South African white farmers are considering immigration to the U.S. due to perceived threats, with nearly 70,000 expressing interest in relocating [9][10]. - The situation has sparked a broader discussion on race relations and land ownership in South Africa, with various media highlighting the ongoing violence against white farmers [10][11].