What else will be discussed there?
G20 countries may soon adopt a 16-page declaration , in which it will be said that the majority of its members condemn the war that the Russian Federation has unleashed against Ukraine. Reuters writes about this.
“The majority of members sharply condemned the war in Ukraine and emphasized that it causes enormous human suffering and exacerbates existing problems in the world economy,” said the draft document cited by the agency.
There is an assumption that the Russian Federation opposed such wording. And one of the European diplomats in a comment to the agency even noted that in this regard in some countries “there were different views and different assessments of the situation and sanctions”.
The Associated Press reports that most of the G20 will condemn Russian aggression. The mass media notes that the states “demand the complete and unconditional withdrawal of Russia from the territory of Ukraine.” This reiterates the position expressed in the resolution of the UN General Assembly of March 2.
The G20 statement will also address the concerns of its members regarding challenges to global food security.
There will also be a thesis that the G20 is not a forum for solving security issues, but they understand that these issues “can have serious consequences for the world economy.” Related video
Let us remind you that the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky made a speech during the G20 summit on November 15. The Ukrainian leader proposed a number of initiatives to those present, including the holding of an international conference on post-war security and participation in the Grain From Ukraine project. He also presented the Ukrainian security formula, criticized the nuclear threats of Russia and called the aggressor to return kidnapped and exchange captured Ukrainians.
See special topic: Black box: Budanov spoke about the GUR project, which helped reduce Russia's offensive potential Its cost is 40 million hryvnias. Completely destroyed: what does the substation that provided power supply to Kherson and the region look like It may take a long time to restore this facility. The front line is approaching the large occupied cities of the Luhansk region – Gaidai The occupiers continue to withdraw reserves into the region. The Pentagon predicted whether the Russians could voluntarily leave the occupied territories There they expect a slowdown in hostilities due to the onset of winter. Armored vests and helmets pierced with a knife “for flight”: in the suburbs of Moscow – a riot of mobilized “Second Army of the World”.
