In a statement based on the results of the G7 talks, they called the Kremlin’s actions “unacceptable” and called on Vladimir Putin to once again withdraw troops from Ukraine.
The G7 countries threatened “high costs” for those who wanted to help and support the Russian Federation in the war against Ukraine. This is stated in the joint statement of the G7 ministers on April 18.
G7 foreign ministers held fruitful talks in Karuizawa, Japan. It was decided to continue supporting Ukraine in the fight against Russian aggression, and also warned of the “high price” for states that dared to support the Kremlin.
“We reiterate our call to third parties to stop Russia’s assistance in the war or pay a heavy price for it. We will strengthen our coordination to prevent and respond to third-party arms shipments to Russia, and we will continue to take action against those who provide financial support to Russia. Russian Federation.” taking.
The ministers also expressed their views on the decision of Russian President Vladimir Putin to place nuclear weapons on Belarusian territory. They believe that this is “unacceptable” and that any use of such weapons will have dire consequences for Russia in the future.
“We remain determined to further intensify the sanctions against the Russian Federation,” the statement said. The G7 countries called on the Kremlin to immediately withdraw its troops from Ukraine.
They also headed to China. There is growing talk that Beijing is planning to start a war in Taiwan in the foreseeable future, and that will have consequences.
“China’s major claims in the South China Sea have no legal basis and we condemn China’s military activities in this region,” the ministers said.
Recall, on April 17, German Foreign Minister Annalena Burbock announced the G7’s determination to oppose Putin’s target. According to him, the Russian President will break the unity of Ukraine’s Western allies, but this will not happen.
Source: Focus
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