Russia's foreign minister tours North Africa as anger toward the West swells across the region

Not far from where Russia’s Foreign Minister is holding meetings in Tunisia on Thursday, large green billboards advertising Russia Today, a Kremlin-backed media outlet, have been recently erected. The ads are yet another indicator that Russia continues to expand its presence in North Africa as support for western powers across the Arab World fades amid the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza. Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia also enjoy close relations with the United States.

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